LibreOffice wihout gnome/gtk/kde integration (Solved)

[piotrpiw]

Hi,
After installing LibreOffice via Gslapt (XFCE 14.0, 64-bit), I see big icons and it is because SalixOS packages for LO contain GTK/Gnome Integration. How to make my LO without that? Others distros enables adding by hand the integration if needed. Can LO be more modular in future?

Regards
Peter

[gapan]

I don't understand what you mean by "big icons". Screenshot maybe?

[piotrpiw]

The icons in LO for Salix are much larger with gnome/gtk integration package than without integration in Mint/Arch for instance. So when I use Arch I see all icons in the defined toolbars. When used LO in SalixOS, I see not the whole icon set on the same defined toolbars, just because the icons are too large to be seen all at once.
Unfortunately I cann't add screenshots on the forum to show the problem.

[aurlaent]

Have you tried changing the icon size in LibreOffice?
Tools->Options->LibreOffice->View
You can also change the icon set there.
Also, are you sure that you're running in the same resolution between distros? That could make things look bigger.

[gapan]

The icons in LO for Salix are much larger with gnome/gtk integration package than without integration in Mint/Arch for instance. So when I use Arch I see all icons in the defined toolbars. When used LO in SalixOS, I see not the whole icon set on the same defined toolbars, just because the icons are too large to be seen all at once.
Unfortunately I cann't add screenshots on the forum to show the problem.

I still don't understand what you're talking about. This is how libreoffice looks in salix: https://picasaweb.google.com/1122214156 ... 7106423778

Are you sure it's not just a matter of you using a different icon theme?

And there are probably too many places online to upload screenshots...

[piotrpiw]

Have you tried changing the icon size in LibreOffice?
Tools->Options->LibreOffice->View
You can also change the icon set there.
Also, are you sure that you're running in the same resolution between distros? That could make things look bigger.

Tkank you. Your hint was I really needed. Now my icon set is in size I want. Man learns the whole life.