![]() ![]() Check in libreoffice under Tools > Options > Paths. User specific configuration should be at ~/.config/libreoffice. So the last command shouldn’t find anything libreoffice related: $ rpm -qal -configfiles libreoffice\* It doesn’t look like libreoffice includes any configuration files that are user modifiable by default, though. To reinstall libreoffice, just do: sudo dnf reinstall libreoffice\*Īnd then to check if any system configuration files were modified, use: sudo rpmconf -a ![]() To answer your question: what does apt remove -purge do? Does it also remove configurations in your user folder ( ~)? dnf and rpm do not do that-it’s strictly against policy to touch a users’s home directory at all. If does not happen in the new user, there’s no point of reinstalling libreoffice, since that’s not where the issue is. Have you created a new user to check yet? That’s the simplest and quickest way to figure out if this is a system wide issue or one limited to your user configuration. Hrm, why though-what indicates that there’s an issue with your system installation of libreoffice? Have you modified any system files manually? ![]()
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