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Perfect answer:
apt-get remove libreoffice-gtk2

I got this error when installed from live CD with no internet.
my USB drive as mounted on /cdrom, dispite this I had the problem.
When connected with INTERNET, Installation proceeded. (But faced no root login, no display manager etc.)

I had same problem. I removed the following packages. apt-get remove libreoffice-gtk2 apt-get remove libreoffice-gtk2 libreoffice writer is now launching. Perfect Answer. But anybody explain me how come it was not tested before release? Can u explain how you concluded that libreoffice-gtk2 needs to...

maximus1978 wrote:I had same problem.
I removed the following packages.

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apt-get remove libreoffice-gtk2
apt-get remove libreoffice-gtk2

libreoffice writer is now launching.

Perfect Answer.
But anybody explain me how come it was not tested before release?

My libreoffice write not working after dist-upgrade. Calc etc works

I upgraded 3 systems.
One could not load kernel after upgrade. I had to create initramfs manually before it worked again.
In another, home partition was not mounted. I had to login as root only.
Do clean install as far as possible. dist-upgrade is intelligent, but far from perfect

joseph059 wrote:You don't need to reinstall. Open a terminal and type

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sudo passwd root

Enter your password for your user account. And then you should be able to set a new root password.

With normal user sudo didnot work. Somehow root password supplied during installation did not reached installed setup

Current live Debian have this problem. With current netinstall this problem don't occur.