'Files' does not show 'LibreOffice' templates with context menu
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| linphone (Ubuntu) |
New
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Undecided
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Unassigned | ||
Bug Description
= Estimated resolve time =
< 60 minutes
= Bug or feature request =
While it was difficult to decide if this was a ug or a reqeust for change, I went for bug. I think this is e bug due to the expected behavious is very different from other well know operating systems. In itself nog een reason to change it, weren't it that Ubuntu already supports this function, but the distro does not make use from it when installing applications.
= Benefits =
This request improves user friendliness and decreases the amount of user hand lings to create new files from a certain document style (like libre calc, libre writer, etc).
= Current situation =
* open 'files'
* press right mouse button to open the context menu
* select 'new document'
Notice that its not possible to create a libre office document.
= future situation =
* open 'files'
* press right mouse button to open the context menu
* select 'new document'
Notice the menu show several document templates you can create, like:
- LibreOffice Writer.odt
- LibreOffice Calc.ods
- LibreOffice Impress.imp
=solution=
create empty files from every document type you want added to the templates menu in the folder: ~/Templates
