> The most serious problem is that LyX cannot export to DVI for example,
>giving me the error message "Cannot export file - No Information for
>exporting to DVI".
> On the other hand, starting LyX from an xterm in cygwin's XFree86 seems
>to work pretty well, I can export to DVI, pdf, PS,
>> However, that question becomes academic unless there
>> is a TeX distribution that runs under Cygwin as well.
>> Would it not be fesable that teTeX might run in such
>> an environment?
> I am not on Windows anymore (thanks God!), but what does it
> matter, whether you have tetex (BTW, there IS
>There is a port of LyX to Windows, it is prepared and maintained by Claus
>Hentschel, the location of it is:
>http://www.fh-hannover.de/mbau/tim/hentschel/lyx/index.htm
>It is based on Cygwin and uses X-Servers (It cant avoid the X-Server for
>now, though there is a long-term work to allow nati
There is a port of LyX to Windows, it is prepared and maintained by Claus
Hentschel, the location of it is:
http://www.fh-hannover.de/mbau/tim/hentschel/lyx/index.htm
It is based on Cygwin and uses X-Servers (It cant avoid the X-Server for
now, though there is a long-term work to allow native por
>> I just discovered that there is a XFree86 port
>> available for Cygwin.
>> Has anyone got a working TeX port for Cygwin
>> and compiled LyX for Cygwin/XFree86? And does
>> it run?
> MikTex on windows works perfectly fine, no need for Cygwin.
Yes, but you still need Cygwin for the Win32 port
