er, and then set the "DISPLAY"
variable to "localhost:0" or equivalent in the shell from which you want
to start xdvi. And then start a windows manager like twm.
http://x.cygwin.com/docs/ug/using.html
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compiling
from source, by using "./configure --prefix=/some/other/directory"
Then the executables will be put into /some/other/directory/bin
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y file. One possibility is to
> link it to /usr/lib, another possibility is to set the environment
> variable LDFLAGS to '-L/opt/teTeX/lib' (or whatever directory your lib
> file is stored).
Thanks very much, that works.
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... is
ed on this list a while ago,
for checking that it's a recent enough version (it is) and that it works
(it does).
It was then suggested that someone who knew their way around c
could sort it out from their fairly easily. So, has anyone?
Cheers,
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