I figured out why I wasn't getting any output from lilypond --version or
lilypond --help in a cygwin console. I needed to set the CYGWIN=tty
environment variable, and then it worked fine.
--Basil
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I can't get the SVG backend to work with 2.6 on Win32. I get the error
message
"In procedure memoization: Missing expression in (define-private
(setcolor r g b))" as in this image:
http://dropbox.basilcrow.com/2005/06/29/svg.jpg
LilyPond file is:
test.ly
=
\version "2.6.0"
melody = \rela
The eps produced by lilypond-book is too big for a letterpaper. The
final line (^"invisible") is not visible at all, while the ^"margin"
line
is printed in the bottom margin.
% the "invisible" line is not visible in 2.6.0+ (cvs, including
% Mats' tempfile fix)
\documentclass[letterpaper]{a
On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 16:50 +0200, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> The idea is to help a newbie user getting started without the need to
> read documentation. For one, users expect a program they install to
> appear in the menu. Also, the autopackage installation explicitely
> mentions new menu entrie
On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 16:56 +0200, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> Gilles writes:
>
> > I've downloaded 2.6.0 in its new packaging style.
> > Right now, all I can say is: It doesn't work (TM).
Gilles, it works on AMD64 but you must have 32 bit compatibility
packages installed. Debian is not bi-arch cu
Hi.
I've downloaded 2.6.0 in its new packaging style.
Right now, all I can say is: It doesn't work (TM).
I understand this is about simplifying installation for everyone;
hence, I followed the simple instruction on "autopackage.org", and
this the result:
# bash lilypond-2.6.0.x86.package
/dev/s
On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 14:55 +0200, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> I tried it as a quick hack, because while LilyPond can be used from
> the gui/desktop nowadays, it does not have a gui yet, on Linux. We'll
> have to think of something else, then.
Hmm if it's not a GUI app, then why does it have menu
I downloaded and extracted the lilypond-tools-2.6.0.zip file for Windows.
Running Lilypond-book from a command prompt on WinXP, I got the following
message:
lilypond-book (GNU LilyPond) 2.5.32
lilypond-book: error: 'kpsexpand \$TEXMF' failed (0)
lilypond-book: error: The error log is as follow
On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 10:04 +0200, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> # FIXME: How to create a nice LilyPond submenu?
> installDesktop "Applications/Music/Notation/LilyPond"
> share/lilypond/@VERSION@/misc/lilypond.desktop
> installDesktop "Applications/Music/Notation/LilyPond"
> share/lilypo
Gilles writes:
> I've downloaded 2.6.0 in its new packaging style.
> Right now, all I can say is: It doesn't work (TM).
>
> I understand this is about simplifying installation for everyone;
> hence, I followed the simple instruction on "autopackage.org", and
> this the result:
>
> # bash lilypond-
Mike Hearn writes:
> Hmm if it's not a GUI app, then why does it have menu entries?
The idea is to help a newbie user getting started without the need to
read documentation. For one, users expect a program they install to
appear in the menu. Also, the autopackage installation explicitely
mentio
Mike Hearn writes:
> On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 10:04 +0200, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
>> # FIXME: How to create a nice LilyPond submenu?
> In general you want to avoid this sort of thing ... applications on
> Linux should not have their own submenu.
Ok.
> Just have a Lilypond entry, and then exa
the Ghostscript package on LilyPond.org was compile on FC3, so I guess I
have to make a separate FC4 ghostscript.
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
I think your problem is a general Linux issue, nothing specific
to Ghostscript or LilyPond. When you start a program, the loader
looks for libraries that hav
Erik Sandberg writes:
> http://lilypond.org/doc/ redirects me to the 2.4 documentation. This should
> be
> the 2.6 documentation now.
Thanks, fixed.
Jan.
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I think your problem is a general Linux issue, nothing specific
to Ghostscript or LilyPond. When you start a program, the loader
looks for libraries that have to be loaded dynamically. A number
of directories are searched by default, including /usr/lib/ and /lib/.
Read the man pages for ld.so and
Hi,
http://lilypond.org/doc/ redirects me to the 2.4 documentation. This should be
the 2.6 documentation now.
Erik
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Mitchell Jeffrey writes:
> (Insert generic praise for lilypond here :-)) However, I do have two (very
> small) issues with the autopackage:
>
> System is fedora core 3, using gnome 2.10 and the lilypond 2.4 autopackage
>
> The following items deposited in (Gnome 2.8's) APPLICATIONS>OTHER upon
>
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