David Soukal wrote:
Paul, thanks a lot you for the tip. I happened to have Cygwin installed
one my machine, so I gave it a try. My setup is the following: I have
windows version of LyX 1.3.5 downloaded from LyX.org. I tried to create
the sym-link in Cygwin and run LyX from there.
However, i
On Tuesday 06 September 2005 20:44, David Soukal wrote:
> But then, how can the MinSYS's "ln -s" command work with LyX? I don't
> know about MinSYS but Cygwin really creates only a shortcut which is not
> being interpreted by LyX... so the trick does not work...
>
> I'm so confused right now... :)
David Soukal wrote:
> You mentioned MinSYS being required for LyX 1.3.6. What does it mean?
> Does it mean that LyX will understand shortcuts in Windows?
No. We use MinSYS only to run various shell scripts. Some people have
reported success using Cygwin's shell environment instead, but I haven't
b
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
If your advisor has installed (or is willing to install) the MinSYS
system (subsystem? package? whatever), you can use symbolic links. I
believe MinSYS is mandatory for LyX 1.3.6 and later on Windows.
From MinSYS's interactive shell, you create the link pretty much as yo
David Soukal wrote:
Dear LyXers,
I would like to ask you for help with the following problem. I'm writing
papers with my advisor and we decided to use LyX. She uses Windows
version while I work from Linux. Our problem is sharing documents with
BibTeX references. While sharing LyX documents wo
Dear LyXers,
I would like to ask you for help with the following problem. I'm writing
papers with my advisor and we decided to use LyX. She uses Windows
version while I work from Linux. Our problem is sharing documents with
BibTeX references. While sharing LyX documents works flawlessy, we hav
