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Apparently WPS uses gtk and KDE doesn't. A work around is to add -style gtk to the command line in the Start Menu. To do this right click the Start icon and select Edit Applications. Open the Office folder and click on a WPS application. In the Command part of the form paste -style gtk after the string that is there. It should look like this for WPS Writer: /usr/bin/wps %f -style gtk Then do the same for the other WPS apps. I found this out courtesy of another KDE user and it solved it for me on KDE Neon.
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People should acknowledge and accept the .odt format as being the only one that can free them from the slavery of proprietors. If Windows guys want compatibility with me, then I urge them to use Libre Office. .odt must and will eventually prevail and become the universal format for all humanity.
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Last edited by raddison on Mon Dec 11, 2017 2:15 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Hi,
WPS is working on KDE Neon. All boils down to:
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This thread fills me with great joy. It's the story of community success. We've gotten to the bottom of the issue together. WPS keeps working on my Neon machine very well.
It's a good piece of software. And so is Libre Office. I like them both.
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Thanks Claydoh.
Seems to all be working as it should now. edit... This seems to have solved a number of issues, but created another one. Now if I click on a file & open with WPS, I just get a blank instance of WPS, instead of the file opening. |
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OK. started again & finally got this working flawlessly.
For anyone else these are the steps I did. 1. Downloaded the WPS package from here: http://wps-community.org/downloads 2. Enter the directory I downloaded it to & ran in a terminal:
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open qt4 settings & in appearance set gui style to GTK+ 4. At this point I had a problem opening files, because for some reason the "mimeapps.list" in my .config folder had become owned by root. I rectified this by opening the .config folder, opening a terminal, & running:
Obviously replacing "username" for your own username. 5. Finally edited the 3 WPS applications & changed the commands as per Claydoh's & Raddisons previous posts. 6. Rebooted. Now works flawlessly. |
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waynes wrote:
@Waynes I'm glad it does. We did it. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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I'm on neon 5.12. raddison's solution works! I changed the .desktop files of wps to those:
WPS_NO_KDE_NATIVE_DIALOG=1 wpp -style gtk+ WPS_NO_KDE_NATIVE_DIALOG=1 et -style gtk+ WPS_NO_KDE_NATIVE_DIALOG=1 wps -style gtk+ Thanks ![]() |
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Hi to all.
It works great after the qt4config change to GTK+ on Mageia 7 Cauldron using kernel 4.14.43-desktop-1.mga7 64bit. I hope WPS Office fixes this problem. Regards, ZekeTJ |
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All credit goes to calydoh.
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While I was browsing around that infamous place called YouTube, I came across a video (https://youtu.be/tcLtLH32JUU) dealing with the installation procedure of WPS Office on KDE Plasma. The producer of the video proposed a solution that didn't work out for me.
What always works for me is described in my comment underneath the video and it's essentially the following:
A guy by the name of Éderson Gomes also addressed the maker of the video and posted a comment-script that I would like to share with you guys. One never knows. It might turn out to be useful. I have no idea. Comments on YT oftentimes get deleted, so I don't want anything potentially useful to be lost. While the case study was carried out on Kubuntu 18.04, it's fairly reasonable to assume it might be helpful to Neon users as well.
Comments on the script are welcome. Unfortunately I don't understand Portuguese, but I might have it translated. Provided it is worth it. I'm still to wrap my head around it. Thank you fellow Neon users. Kind Regards, Richard
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Please read my previous post if you want to understand what all this is about. Thanks.
@claydoh or anyone knowledgeable: is there anything in the above script that is useful? Thanks. Kind regards as always.
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Short follow-up for the future
- Neon will sooner or later shift to bionic. - There's no libpng12-0 in bionic. - WPS Office needs libng12-0. - Not a problem https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/05/f ... -1804.html
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Was actually going to provide that link myself, you beat me to it.
Also I dual boot with Ubuntu Budgie 18.04, & have WPS working with the libpng12-0 package mentioned, so should be good for at least the next 2 years, & hopefully WPS will update the app before then. |
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