On 2026-01-16 17:35, aguador wrote:
...El vie, 16-01-2026 a las 11:36 -0500, Remy Gauthier escribió:...
I do the same with the help in French. I install the helppack_en-US and helppack_fr and everything
works well. Do remember that even if you have the offline help installed, the help is still
displayed using your default browser. ...Wondering if this can be configured. While I see nothing
in the LO
configuration for help, off-line help in Mageia has always opened in a
popup window, not in the browsers. Just tested this with LO 24.2.7.2
and 26.2.0.1, both installed from the Mageia 9 and 10 repositories,
respectively.
The icon on the help window border identifies it as soffice.bin. Having
that window open adds one open file to the running soffice.bin process
according to the process monitor.
...Interesting! - is that behavior a Mageia thing (not
browser-dependent)? - that is, that a URL <file//.> is
handled by the OS, not passed to the browser? If so, then I like
your thought - can other OS be so configured? - but that might
depend on whether other OS have such a <file//.> handler.FWIW, what is your browser?-John
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