We compare the two to see which may be the better fit. That window has a Help button offering some documentation in case you want to look deeper into matters.With the heavily advertised Google Workspace now online, you may find yourself wondering whether it’s time to leave open-source LibreOffice behind and switch to something a bit more corporate. Now, I knew what to search for in the Expert Configuration window I mentioned earlier. Then, I opened a copy of ~/.config/libreoffice/4/user/registrymodifications.xcu and searched for lines containing 747 (based on the -geometry).
I used xwininfo to check a LibreOffice Writer window: Absolute upper-left X: 556 You can identify the line storing your last used window size and position if you know what to look for.īecause I'm not an expert, I took another route. Clicking this button opens a window containing the contents of registrymodifications.xcu and maybe other stuff as well. However, if you go into Tools > Options > Advanced, you'll see a button labelled Open Expert Configuration. The registrymodifications.xcu file is not meant to be accessed by the average user. LibreOffice stores information about window size and placement in ~/.config/libreoffice/4/user/registrymodifications.xcu which is an xml file. On my Kubuntu 18.04, only width, height, Minimized, Maximized and Rollup have any effect. You can change those values manually, but probably not all of them will be respected. The 53 in the example above means: 53(dec) = 110101(bin) = Normal|Maximized|MaximizedHorz|MaximizedVert Position and size are pixels, window-state is the decimal representation of a 7-bit bitmask, where, according to the vcl source code (API documentation available here): Normal = 0x0001, The value of that prop can be interpreted as follows: x-pos,y-pos,width,height window-state maximized-x-pos,maximized-y-pos,maximized-width,maximized-height The prop is called ooSetupFactoryWindowAttributes, and there is one for each document type (Drawing, Presentation, Spreadsheet, Text) (and one for the StartModule).įor example, the following line describes the WindowAttributes of Impress: 56,29,1864,1051 53 56,29,1864,1051 You are right, window size (and position) are stored in ~/.config/libreoffice/4/user/registrymodifications.xcu when you close the last window of e.g. In addition to DK Bose's answer, in case you want to manipulate the file manually:
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