After having Lyx on OSX fail to load PDF previews for the Nth time the
thought occurs that relying on third party command line tools like
ImageMagick and Ghostscript, or even sips (which I believe is the
'fix') is horribly fragile and there is a better way.
Why not integrate Pdfium into Lyx? It's
1. Try to login with my usual username & password system.
2. Fails
3. Hmm I guess I forgot my password.
4. Enter username and email into the "Forgot my password" page.
"The email and username do not match a known account."
Ok what. That's stupid. You should only need the email address to
reset th
distros?
Regards, Tim Potten
Pavel Sanda writes:
[...]
> Tim,
> if you check that this version works for you, i'll commit it then.
Can I try it on my Ubuntu installed Lyx by replacing the original file
(configure.py) with the changed one?
Or do I need to compile Lyx?
Shall I also include other formats?
pandoc al
Jürgen Spitzmüller schrieb:
[...]
I tested 2 converter. Pandoc had better results in Lyx than the native
docutils rst2latex.
So why did you add the docutils format? There is no corresponding converter
AFAICS, and even if there was, two separate formats would not be needed.
Presuming I clean u
Jürgen Spitzmüller writes:
>
> Pavel Sanda wrote:
> > \Format wordhtml html "HTML (MS Word)""" "" "" "document"
> > +\Format "rst_docutils" "rst" "Restructured Text (docutils)" "" ""
> > "sensible-editor" "document" +\Format "rst_pandoc" "rst" "Restructured Text
> > (pandoc)" ""
a Mac, so I am finding
out all kinds of new things, which might be worth documenting.
Cheers,
Tim
I've been mildly irritated by the fact that LyX doesn't display proper
"smart quotes." Digging into the source, the problem seems to have been
introduced with the transition to using docstrings, and hasn't been
worked on since. In insetquotes.C (now, InsetQuotes.cpp), revision
15457, we find:
http
Hi Uwe,
That link gives me a warning that the certificate is
bad and the site should not be trusted.
Pavel Sanda gave me this link which works fine:
ftp://gd.tuwien.ac.at/publishing/tex/lyx/bin/1.5.2
So I've used it.
Thanks for working on Lyx. It is superb and works
great.
Tim
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!
Tim
--- Pavel Sanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I tried ftp to ftp.lyx.org with no success.
> >
> > Is the server down?
>
> yes, it seems to be down.
> you can try mirrors
> (eg
> ftp://gd.tuwien.ac.at/pu
erver down?
Thanks,
Tim
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Hi!
just for interest:
have you decided which VCS you will use?
I don't think a VCS change will happen in the coming years...
I started the thread by asking for my personal use (not for the project,
although I wouldn't mind a switch).
I left this as OT because I was also interested in /p
Hello,
just for interest:
have you decided which VCS you will use?
Thanks and regards,
Tim
Hello!
Attached is a patch that addresses the outstanding issues. Tested and
working on Linux (FC6). Tim says there are issues on Ubuntu, but that
seems an Ubuntu issue. Can anyone test on Wintel and Mac?
Just want to say that export works now on Ubuntu:
http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi
Jürgen Spitzmüller schrieb:
Richard Heck wrote:
This would do it, preserving the simple oolatex call first. Note that
since we have the "latex" flag we don't need the "needaux" flag.
The "latex" flag doesn't work for me. I get the following error:
--- warning --- Problem with command line
---
Hello,
recently I read that a user reported problems that the text in a tab is
not updated when switching to another tab.
I did not find a entry in bugzilla.
But I can confirm this behavior. The text is only updated when I scroll
in the other tabbed.
Regards,
Timmie
There's already a report:
http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2085
Ooops.
I updated the wiki page:
http://wiki.lyx.org/Tools/LyX2OpenOffice
and also the bugzilla entry:
http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2085
Hello,
before I enter a official request at bugzilla I'd like to ask you what
you think about this:
Are there any plans to include a export option to Open Document Format
(ODF) which could be read and processed by numerous programs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_applications_supporting
I compiled and installed again. It works now very well.
WOW. Great!
Lyx 1.5.x is a very nice Program. I am impressed about the huge
improvement. I will now be catapulted from old 1.4.3 (current Ubuntu
version) to the new 1.5.0 era.
Congrats. I will go and spread the word!
Thanks.
Hello,
I successfully compiled and installed my Lyx 1.5.0 that I had bilt from
the sources on Ubuntu Feisty Fawn (current stable).
But when I try to run Lyx I get the following error:
$: lyx-1.5.0
Error: No system directory
Unable to determine the syste
Bo> I guess very few people know the background of mathed can be
Bo> changed in 1.5.0. Can we use a color that is different from
Bo> background as default? If people do not like it, they can change
Bo> it back to background color.
What about adding this kind of information to
*_splash.lyx?
We co
> Note that 1.5 should support math background allowing you to have a
> flashy yellow background.
OK, then.
To conclude this matter: We will try that and if not sufficient look for
other forms of improvement.
Bo Peng schrieb:
I think what the could be useful is a better (visual) user feedback on
wheather there'll be /real/ space or not in the output.
I have not followed this thread closely, but are you guys suggesting
*visible* blanks and newlines as what vim and word have?
Kind of.
There are only
Hm. If LaTeX don't add spacing there, then LyX shouldn't
either, unless LyX also add spaces in the output. But there
will be cases where people want no spaces, so I think
LyX shouldn't add anything.
Agreed.
I think you are both right concerning output there shouldn't be added
anything in LyX th
Hello,
I just want to add something from a users experience with math in normal text.
> > As far as I can recall, one reason that I particularly wanted this feature
> > was to enable me to see more clearly whether or not I had spaces between
> > a formula and the text following or preceding it.
>
An idea has been percolating in my head for some time and I thought I'd
share in the off chance it has a viral effect on someone out there. I've
used LaTeX for years, eventually switching to LyX which I think is
wonderful. I will soon switch exclusively to OpenOffice because of the need
to collabo
ginal fonts back by doing a Reconfigure, but that has stopped working
after the 3rd time.
If you need any more details, please let me know.
Thanks,
Tim
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The syntax for '" should be changed so it gives the equivalent to {'}'' or
'\thinspace'' in TeX.
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tw
development will continue. By the way would it be possible to code
an (X)emacs mode that has the functionality of LyX ?
Yours
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> Who decided that our webpages are under gpl?
The GNU GPL doesn't in fact prohibit mentioning non-free software at all,
but it is certainly against the spirit of free software.
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er to check / alter equations in LyX because you can see them!
Tim.
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way? Certainly not LPRng.)
I can do this:
$ echo a > "a file"
$ lpr "a file"
and it does exactly what it is supposed to do.
Tim.
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oticed that if I rename that file so that it has a space in it, latex
can't cope with it.
So the bug is in latex, but LyX works around it. What was the original
problem that started this thread? I think I missed it.
Tim.
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On Wed, 3 Feb 1999, Amir Karger wrote:
> For some reason netscape can't find freshmeat.net. Strangely, running lynx
> on my computer in utah or on nazgul *also* can't find it. What's going on?
RedHat is moving servers around. Freshmeat is RedHat-hosted.
Tim.
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int'
>will use a temporary
> FileInfo.C:287: warning: returning reference to temporary
getModificationTime shouldn't be returning a reference to a time_t anyhow,
surely?
Tim.
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roach to writing documents..
^^
Technically this is done by combining the comfortable interface of a
I'd lose "Technically", myself.
Tim.
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