Is it possible to start LO with any parameter to force OpenGL off/on, or manually edit any config file to set/reset this? It does seem to me to be a display issue and therefore OpenGL could be part of the problem.
I am quite willing to do more testing if anyone can point me in the right direction to get closer to this issue. This is the ONLY program I have any issues with on both Fedora 20 and Fedora 21, nothing else shows any problems with displaying its data. Because of the artefacts I am unable to set/reset anything in the Options dialogue with certainty so I have not been able to test knowing OpenGL is off in LO. What I have noticed is that the bibisect versions did not show the OpenGL options in the settings but this does show in the normal downloads. I have tested with 4.3.7 and 4.4.0 beta1 and it fails on 4.4.0 beta1 using the normal downloads. Yes I was unable to recreate doing a bibisect with Joel's help. with rounded corners and a real checkmark inside when "checked"), whereas on the laptop, checkboxes appear (both with LO 4.4 and 4.3) as standard square boxes with a cross inside when "checked". On the desktop PC, LO dialogs show Ogygen style checkboxes (i.e.
Consequently, in the GTK system settings, I selected "oxygen-gtk" as GTK2 design. One more observation: On both machines, I'm using the KDE "Oxygen" theme with packages "gtk2-engine-oxygen" and "gtk2-theme-oxygen" installed. However, in the KDE system settings, on the desktop PC the compositing type is set to OpenGL 3.1 whereas on the laptop it is set to OpenGL 2.0 as switching to 3.1 causes the compositing effects to become disabled. On both machines, Open GL rendering is turned off in the LO settings. I had to switch back to LO 4.3.6 which has only one minor glitch: In the startcenter, the icons on the right show a black background. On my laptop (Lenovo R61, Core2Duo CPU), using the built-in Intel 965GM graphics chip, the artifacts appear. On my desktop PC (Fujitsu Esprimo, Core2Duo CPU), equipped with a Radeon HD4350 graphics card, everything works fine. My experience with the latest LO 4.4.2.2 (official RPM installers from the LO web site) using openSuSE 13.1 (64bit), the latest KDE 4 SC (4.14.6):
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