Description of problem: After installing beta2.1 Live Gnome & Xfce-64 ISOs, custom partitioning to existing partitions, accepting removing unneeded pkgs, I noticed that there was NO LibreOffice in the installed system. I was told it should be there. Same problem with beta2.2 Gnome at least, Xfce to try. I had updated the system all times. I cannot speak for Plasma. Is anything else missed out? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Mageia 7 beta How reproducible: 3/3 Live ISOs so far.
Please provide the result of running (as root) 'journalctl > system.log', either from the live system after running the install from the desktop, or from the installed system. In the latter case, I'm only interested in the first section of the log (when the installer was run), so 'journalctl -b 1 > system.log' should provide all I need.
CC: (none) => mageiaKeywords: (none) => NEEDINFO
Created attachment 10735 [details] Start of Syslog from installed Gnome Live 7beta2.2 > from the installed system. In the latter case, I'm only interested in the > first section of the log (when the installer was run), so > 'journalctl -b 1 > system.log' # journalctl -b 1 > system.log -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4647794 Chw 6 10:52 system.log # chmod a+w system.log $ gzip system.log -rw-rw-rw- 1 lewis lewis 193535 Chw 6 10:52 system.log.gz Will try latest Xfce Live later today.
Created attachment 10736 [details] Syslog from Live Xfce after installing the system, before re-boot > Please provide the result of running (as root) 'journalctl > system.log', > either from the live system after running the install from the desktop Syslog from the Live system, Xfce x64 Live beta2.2 start Feb, real h/w, after installation (from USB, like the others) from the desktop completed. # journalctl > system.log -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4180730 Chw 6 12:51 system.log $ gzip system.log $ ls -l system.log.gz -rw-rw-rw- 1 live live 170384 Chw 6 12:51 system.log.gz N.B. I have yet to see whether LibreOffice exists in the installed system, will report ASAP. It *is* in the Live system.
After re-boot re previous comment, LibreOffice *is* missing:- Office menu Atril Orage Graphics menu Gimp Ristretto Simple Scan Xsane And other things? Needs comparison with more populated Live desktop menus.
This is happening because the libreoffice-core package requires libreoffice-langpack-en, which in turn requires locales-en. So when the installer removes unneeded locale packages, the chain of dependencies causes all of libreoffice to be removed too. The reason I never saw it is that I tested in English. I think this is a bug in the libreoffice packaging. In mga6, libreoffice-core just requires libreoffice-langpack, which can be satisfied by any language variant.
Component: Installer => RPM PackagesSource RPM: (none) => libreoffice-6.1.4.2-4.mga7Keywords: NEEDINFO => 7beta2Summary: Live ISOs omit to install LibreOffice => If the selected language is not English, LibreOffice is removed when draklive-install removes unneeded locales
Assignee: bugsquad => thierry.vignaud
This was done because LO wouldn't start without at least Langpack-en-US.xcd (rhbz#1573845)
Fixed in SVN
Resolution: (none) => FIXEDStatus: NEW => RESOLVED
Still valid in libreoffice-core-6.2.0.3-1. You removed the wrong line ;-)
Resolution: FIXED => (none)Status: RESOLVED => REOPENED
Ah frak! Remind me not to look at bugs between two baby bottles... Can you fix it? I'm in PTO & I won't have access to my dev machine until next Friday. Thanks
Rebuilding now.
Thanks. Time for me to send just waked up baby to the swimming pool :-)
Hmm, failed on armv7hl. Is that expected to work?
(In reply to Martin Whitaker from comment #12) > Hmm, failed on armv7hl. Is that expected to work? Seems it failed the same way on the previous build, so I guess not.
Fixed on the beta2 round 3 ISOs.
Status: REOPENED => RESOLVEDResolution: (none) => FIXED
(In reply to Martin Whitaker from comment #14) > Fixed on the beta2 round 3 ISOs. Thank you Martin. Have just installed both x64 Gnome & Xfce Lives, confirm LibreOffice present in installed systems. Trust for Plasma.