>>Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 14:53:43 -0300 (ART)
>>From: Matias Freytes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: "Jean-Pierre.Chretien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Re: lyx & xfig
>>
>>Hello,
>>
>>> >>> >       I´ve used xfig for a while. A few days ago I installed a
>>> >>> > newer version and I couldnt export eps files any longer. 
>>> >>> 
>>> >>> What version? I don't think there has been ever any idea of taking eps
>>> >>> export out of xfig.
>>> >>
>>> >>I have Xfig 3.2.3 patchlevel beta-1 (Protocol 3.2) and when I try
>>> >>to export eps I get the following error message:
>>> >>   Unknown graphics language eps
>>> >>   Known languages are: acad box epic eepic eepicemu gif ibmgl
>>> >>      jpeg latex pcx pic pitex
>>> >>
>>> >>As I said before, I'd also like to update lyx (I have 1.1.5
>>> >>fix 1) on my redhat 6.2 (Xfree86-3.3.6). Is there any newer 
>>> >>stable version?
>>> >>
>>
>>'rpm -qa | grep lyx' reports lyx-1.1.5fix1-1
>>
>>I've heard of lyx-1.1.6, but nobody suggested me moving to this
>>newer version. Is this bleeding edge?

The UI is completely different and more easy to tune.
The export function towards various formats is more powerful.
The inset functions have been deeply improved, but as a side effect
bugs wormed inside the table insets.
So as Jean-marc says, it is worth to upgrade unless your
documents have a lot of tables.
You may download the last fix2 (see the lyx home page) and have a look at
the Changelog.
Anyway, you may do what I did here: install 1.1.6 under its name
(configure allows it) and run the 1.1.5fix2 as lyx and 1.1.6fix2 as lyx-1.1.6

-- 
Jean-Pierre



>>
>>
>>> Have you got transfig installed as well as xfig, with the same realease
>>> number ? That might explain this failure.
>>
>>'rpm -qa | grep transfig' reports transfig-3.2.1-4
>>'rpm -qa | grep xfig' reports xfig-3.2.3_beta1-2
>>
>>Is that my problem? I thought rpm took care of these
>>dependencies. Where can I get updated xfig and transfig rpm
>>packages?
>>
>>Thank you,
>>Matias.
>>

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