Libreoffice Hardware Acceleration

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OpenCL support has been added to LibreOffice to greatly accelerate spreadsheet calculations! Now application users can experience GPU acceleration without programming. LibreOffice is a free and open source office suite developed. It contains popular office applications such as (a word processor), (for spreadsheets), (for presentations), (a ), (for mathematical notation), (a database) and more. LibreOffice runs on popular operating systems such as Linux, Windows, and OSX and common file formats such as those used in Microsoft Office. It will be interesting to see both the adoption of OpenCL acceleration (although one must currently turn it on as it is off by default) and performance comparisons between the major vendors. The following video shows the potential for fast spreadsheets due to GPU acceleration.

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Mac users will probably need to turn off hardware acceleration because this can make some presentations display incorrectly or crash — we did see this with at least one test file.

(Unfortunately, the Intel GPU tested is not a high-end one like the.).

Bm11d service manual. Martin Tlustos 2012-11-20 09:58:33 UTC When using slide transitions in my libreoffice presentation that have transparency included (like bleach, fade, etc.), it does not work - it hangs, flickers and then updates to the new slide without transisition. Opengl transitions seem to work. Disabling hardware acceleration helps, but then other animations get slow, and the general quality goes down as well. System: Dell Inspiron 1525 with intel 965gm, standard kubuntu 12.10 with desktop effects enabled (but disabling doesn't help either).