Well, sun-java6-bin and sun-java6-jre were both there in Synaptic for
me. I do have
*http://ppa.launchpad.net/sun-java-community-team/sun-java6/ubuntu
Maverick Main* as a source for Maverick for both deb and deb-src.
Perhaps it came from there. You can try to add those two sources.
However, you may be able to install by using sudo apt-get install
sun-java6-bin from a terminal.
On 02/25/2011 03:55 PM, Don C. Myers wrote:
Thank you for the help. I do know that the Java 1.6.0_24 update came
through about the same time as I did the LibreOffice upgrade. So it
may have just been coincidence that I had the problem with LibreOffice
3.3.1 and not 3.3.0.
I completely uninstalled Java 1.6.0_24 and unchecked the Partner
software source. I actually had several of those. However, when I go
back to find sun-java6-bin using synaptic it isn't there. I did do a
refresh of the repositories before I tried to find it. I would
appreciate knowing where you found it.
Thank you.
Don
On 02/25/2011 03:34 PM, cscj01@gmail.com wrote:
Don,
I had exactly the same problem. Mine actually started with OOo Base
when Sun Java was upgraded to 1.6.20. I upgraded Sun Java to 1.6.22,
and that fixed the problem. Then I switched to LibreOffice and all
was still okay. But Sun Java was upgraded to 1.6.24, and the problem
was back big time.
I tried to install 1.6.22 from the debs, but I kept getting a broken
package, even after completely removing 1.6.24. So here's how I
solved it.
I removed the Partners software source (only unchecked it), removed
1.6.24, installed Sun Java (sun-java6-bin) which gave me 1.6.21. My
performance problem was resolved.
I don't know whether the bug is in Java or Libreoffice (and OOo as
well), but I sent a message to the Libreoffice folks in this mailing
list suggesting they determine where it was because it can deter
people from using Libreoffice in a production environment. I have
received no response, so I do not know the status.
On 02/25/2011 11:50 AM, Don C. Myers wrote:
Hi,
I used Open Office from the time it was in beta. When LibreOffice
3.3.0 came out, I switched. I applaud what the document foundation
is doing.
Two days ago I upgraded to LibreOffice 3.3.1. I'm running it on
Ubuntu 10.10 on 4 computers and all 4 have the same issue. There is
a major bug in the base program which did not exist in 3.3.0. I have
a database with about 2400 records. The form opens a little bit
slowly. But the BIG problem is if I try to go to the end of the
database in the form once it opens, it takes anywhere from 30 to 60
seconds depending on the speed of the computer. I thought it might
be a java issue, so in tools/options/java I checked my java
versions. I had the most recent one from Ubuntu, which is 1.6.0_24,
and it also showed 1.6.0_20 was installed. 1.6.0_24 was the one
selected by default. I selected the 1.6.0_20 and tried it. I had the
same issue. I then deleted Iced Tea, and the older version of java,
1.6.0_20, so that the only java on my one system is 1.6.0_24.
Nothing I did made any difference to resolve this issue. The
database worked perfectly in 3.3.0 on all of the computers.
Any assistance you can give would be greatly appreciated. The
database is very important in my work, and it is almost unusable in
this version.
Thank you.
Don
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