Libreoffice not responsive / slow on Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon

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After a fresh install of Linux Mint on my system, Libreoffice feels slow and unresponsive. Every time I type something, there is a significant delay before the text comes up.
This is especially annoying on Calc, but Writer is affected too
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After a fresh install of Linux Mint on my system, Libreoffice feels slow and unresponsive. Every time I type something, there is a significant delay before the text comes up.
This is especially annoying on Calc, but Writer is affected too
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After a fresh install of Linux Mint on my system, Libreoffice feels slow and unresponsive. Every time I type something, there is a significant delay before the text comes up.
This is especially annoying on Calc, but Writer is affected too
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After a fresh install of Linux Mint on my system, Libreoffice feels slow and unresponsive. Every time I type something, there is a significant delay before the text comes up.
This is especially annoying on Calc, but Writer is affected too
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After digging around a bit, I found the delays are gone when libreoffice-gtk3 package is removed:
sudo apt remove libreoffice-gtk3
But then, libreoffice appearance is very poor.
I found that libreoffice-gtk2 package fixes both things: integrated looks and responsiveness:
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk2
Or, simply
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk
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After digging around a bit, I found the delays are gone when libreoffice-gtk3 package is removed:
sudo apt remove libreoffice-gtk3
But then, libreoffice appearance is very poor.
I found that libreoffice-gtk2 package fixes both things: integrated looks and responsiveness:
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk2
Or, simply
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk
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After digging around a bit, I found the delays are gone when libreoffice-gtk3 package is removed:
sudo apt remove libreoffice-gtk3
But then, libreoffice appearance is very poor.
I found that libreoffice-gtk2 package fixes both things: integrated looks and responsiveness:
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk2
Or, simply
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk
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After digging around a bit, I found the delays are gone when libreoffice-gtk3 package is removed:
sudo apt remove libreoffice-gtk3
But then, libreoffice appearance is very poor.
I found that libreoffice-gtk2 package fixes both things: integrated looks and responsiveness:
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk2
Or, simply
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk
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After digging around a bit, I found the delays are gone when libreoffice-gtk3 package is removed:
sudo apt remove libreoffice-gtk3
But then, libreoffice appearance is very poor.
I found that libreoffice-gtk2 package fixes both things: integrated looks and responsiveness:
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk2
Or, simply
sudo apt install libreoffice-gtk
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