On 28/10/09 10:36, Tim wrote:The files are for user "bobg." Neither computer has ever been booted to root. Obviously there are many things that must be done as "su." I don't think the OO install is one of them. Both systems were originally installed from the Omega live cd but I don't recall if OO comes with it or not. But I have had to install a lot of other app's and have had no such trouble.
On Wed, 2009-10-28 at 09:45 -0400, Bob Goodwin wrote:
I have two completely updated F-11 computers in which the OpenOfficeAre you working on other people's files? Are you one of those people
word processor is nearly useless because I can't edit anything?
I can open a document and copy it to a new file but it doesn't trust
me to change anything, a matter of permissions perhaps but I can't
see where to change it.
who log in as root?
Bob
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I have seen like this before when files have been copied back from CD/DVD and are flagged as "read-only." I know that you have not said that you had done this. I know that you have checked the ownership. My last several version upgrades have been done using preupgrade. My data "home" is on another disk separate from the currently installed home and I have never seen these symptoms except when having copied data back from archival (read-only) media. Hope this helps think of something....
Fennix
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