xdg-open still prints noise from programs

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After using xdg-open to open, for example, a .odp file, I will still get background noise printed to the console from the program like the following:



** (soffice:20731): WARNING **: Unknown event notification 38

** (soffice:20731): WARNING **: Invalidate all children called


I know that this is all background noise stuff that can be ignored, but it's really annoying when it prints in the middle of me typing commands half an hour later. Is there anything I can do so that this doesn't get printed?










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  • Those lines were printed by soffice, not xdg-open.
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  • @IporSircer I'm aware, but xdg-open is relevant because after calling with xdg-open I can resume work as normally and soffice is not running in the foreground or background after
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After using xdg-open to open, for example, a .odp file, I will still get background noise printed to the console from the program like the following:



** (soffice:20731): WARNING **: Unknown event notification 38

** (soffice:20731): WARNING **: Invalidate all children called


I know that this is all background noise stuff that can be ignored, but it's really annoying when it prints in the middle of me typing commands half an hour later. Is there anything I can do so that this doesn't get printed?










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  • Those lines were printed by soffice, not xdg-open.
    – Ipor Sircer
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  • @IporSircer I'm aware, but xdg-open is relevant because after calling with xdg-open I can resume work as normally and soffice is not running in the foreground or background after
    – rtpax
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After using xdg-open to open, for example, a .odp file, I will still get background noise printed to the console from the program like the following:



** (soffice:20731): WARNING **: Unknown event notification 38

** (soffice:20731): WARNING **: Invalidate all children called


I know that this is all background noise stuff that can be ignored, but it's really annoying when it prints in the middle of me typing commands half an hour later. Is there anything I can do so that this doesn't get printed?










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After using xdg-open to open, for example, a .odp file, I will still get background noise printed to the console from the program like the following:



** (soffice:20731): WARNING **: Unknown event notification 38

** (soffice:20731): WARNING **: Invalidate all children called


I know that this is all background noise stuff that can be ignored, but it's really annoying when it prints in the middle of me typing commands half an hour later. Is there anything I can do so that this doesn't get printed?







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  • Those lines were printed by soffice, not xdg-open.
    – Ipor Sircer
    yesterday










  • @IporSircer I'm aware, but xdg-open is relevant because after calling with xdg-open I can resume work as normally and soffice is not running in the foreground or background after
    – rtpax
    yesterday
















  • Those lines were printed by soffice, not xdg-open.
    – Ipor Sircer
    yesterday










  • @IporSircer I'm aware, but xdg-open is relevant because after calling with xdg-open I can resume work as normally and soffice is not running in the foreground or background after
    – rtpax
    yesterday















Those lines were printed by soffice, not xdg-open.
– Ipor Sircer
yesterday




Those lines were printed by soffice, not xdg-open.
– Ipor Sircer
yesterday












@IporSircer I'm aware, but xdg-open is relevant because after calling with xdg-open I can resume work as normally and soffice is not running in the foreground or background after
– rtpax
yesterday




@IporSircer I'm aware, but xdg-open is relevant because after calling with xdg-open I can resume work as normally and soffice is not running in the foreground or background after
– rtpax
yesterday















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