Fixed in 0.9.1.
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Fixed in 0.9.1.
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Note: error in file produced by pdftk, hyperlinks disabled.
PDF parser error message: referenced non-existing PDF object
I found a workaround: downgrading pdftk from 1.41+dfsg-7 to 1.41-3
causes hyperlinks to work in Impressive.
Presumably something changed in the pdftk output that confu
Hi!
> > When passing a resolution with "-r" to the pdftoppm program, a white
> > line may appear at the bottom or right side of the screen, if the
> > given resolution doesn't result in an image with an integer number of
> > pixels.
It's really some kind of rounding error if the resolution is odd
Hi!
> I've got a bug report from Thomas. Report pointing to a patch developed
> within Ubuntu community. I am not sure if you are aware of
> issue/patch since I saw (but I could have missed) relevant commits
> in SVN -- so decided to forward along.
The fix is already present in SVN, so it will
Package: cpufrequtils
Version: 007-1
Severity: important
The load_modules() function in /etc/init.d/loadcpufreq tries to load all
modules in /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/cpufreq. This may
break proper CPU frequency scaling on systems where there is more than
one driver which is compati
Fixed (using a slightly different, ostensibly faster approach) in current
SVN. The fix will be included in the next upstream version.
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The bug was a little bit different than described: Specifying -u alone
won't continuously reload the file unless it really changed after starting
Impressive. However, if it changed once, Impressive would reload it every
$n seconds.
Anyway, this bug is fixed in current SVN and the fix will be inclu
> Can reproduce it with first example url: at that point
>
> node.get('Annots', [])
>
> returns
>
> PDFref(50)
Thanks for pointing it out. I fixed the parser so that it understands
files with this, well, "interesting" document structure :) However, the
document in question seems to be problema
Indeed this problem is simply due to lack of OpenGL hardware acceleration.
KeyJnote (like any other OpenGL application) absolutely *needs* hardware
acceleration to be usable. This is clearly stated in the documentation, so
I won't consider it as a bug, especially because it's not fixable without
ch
I wouldn't mention hardware acceleration in the first sentence, because
that sounds like KeyJnote uses OpenGL for rendering the objects on the
pages, which it doesn't (it just blits whole pages with OpenGL). I'd just
say "KeyJnote is a program that displays presentation slides using
OpenGL." That d
Hi!
This seems to be a bug indeed, and I already have an idea
what exactly goes wrong. This will be fixed in the next
upstream version.
Martin J. Fiedler
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From KeyJnote's side, everything seems to work smoothly, so I bet it's a
driver issue. Does windowed mode work (i.e. starting it directly with
"keyjnote -f" instead of switching out of fullscreen mode later)? Do other
"classic" OpenGL applications like Compiz, Google Earth or games like
TuxRac
The problem here is certainly insufficient space in /tmp. To work around
this, you can use the '--cache memory' (or short: -cm) option. However,
you are right that KeyJnote shouldn't crash then -- this will be rectified
in the next upstream version.
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Good point, I never thought about the manpage. The current one has been
written by the previous maintainer of the package and is one or two years
old. As the upstream author of the program, I'll try my best to create
"official" manpages from now on. (This will not only help Debian, but
other distro
> When the X11 screen is dynamically downsized (I used
> gnome-display-properties), keyjnote refuse to open itself as it tries
> to open a window of the previous screen size and fails.
This is a known bug and will be fixed in the next upstream version.
Currently, KeyJnote determines the default
> OpenGL renderer: Software Rasterizer
The transitions are not visible simply because the frame rate is too low
(i.e. below 1 fps). Impressive requires OpenGL acceleration to be usable.
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On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 13:01:04 -0400
Yaroslav Halchenko wrote:
> Due to my limited (if any) knowledge in pygame/SDL, I am not sure if
> there is a way to control multiple screens with it?
As far as I know, there's no proper way to do that. There are some cryptic
environment variables like SDL_VIDE
On Tue, 20 Oct 2009, martin f krafft wrote:
> It would be cool if impressive could ue X RandR to display
> a different view of the slides on the laptop screen, while the
> external display shows the presentation as usual.
That's an idea I have had for years already (and you're not the first one
t
On Tue, 20 Oct 2009, martin f krafft wrote:
> It would be cool if I could configure e.g. pgup and pgdown to go to
> the previous and next slides without using transitions. I know of
> the overview page, but being able to quickly browse through slides
> would be good.
OK, I'll add that to the list
On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 12:56:14 -0400
Yaroslav Halchenko wrote:
> What do you think? Shouldn't pygame take care about reverting to
> original xrandr settings upon .quit()? or may be it is even deeper in
> SDL (as hinted by somewhat similar
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=497472)
t. perl should
definitely be relegated from recommendation to suggestion status though.)
The easiest solution certainly would be to make mupdf-tools a hard
dependency (i.e. remove the poppler-utils alternative) and call it a day.
Best regards,
Martin Fiedler
s are currently set up, apt won't pull in mupdf-tools because
the dependency is already satisfied by poppler-utils.
Best regards,
Martin Fiedler
to use a specific renderer, as there's a command-line option
to override the renderer: "-P mutool" uses MuPDF, "-P pdftoppm" uses
Poppler, "-P gs" uses GhostScript.
Best regards,
Martin Fiedler
(*) As said a few mails back, there is one -- optional -- feature that
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