I myself have recently suspended use of lyx, after at least 3 months of
daily use.
I was running it on linux, and then when I needed to use Windows on a daily
basis, I managed to get it installed there.
What discouraged me was not the fact that I hadn't acquired the lyx
mentality, but rather that I
In ~/.lyx/external_templates I have the following
Template Provresultat
GuiName "[Provresultat: $$Basename]"
HelpText
Yadayada
This template uses Nedit for editing and viewing.
HelpTextEnd
FileFilter "*.prov"
ViewCommand "nedi
Hello everybody,
I have been using Lyx very successfully for a long time on x86 Linux
(SuSE) and convinced others to do so, too.
Now I have an Apple PowerBook with OSX 10.4 (Tiger) for a while and
decided to work again on larger documents (up to more than 1000
pages) with LyX.
A while ago I
Am Freitag, 7. Oktober 2005 20:10 schrieb Bo Peng:
> > The last time I installed LyX on winxp with a student the total
installation
> > time was about 20 minutes.
>
> Python, perl, mingw, imagemagik, tetek, lyx (and maybe ghostscript,
> ghostview) in 20 min? I can not believe it.
Sorry, I was a
It's a funny affair!
I just wanted to increase some features at my Lyx
(like new document classes, color support on LaTeX
picture, spellchecker, etc.) and I thought about to do
a full install of the MikTex program (the Lyk base for
LaTeX on windows systems). Then, I downloaded about
400mb
> I'm tired, but would like to ask a simple
> question: Is there some way to use a non-english dict
> on Lyx (not on theory, but I want some stuff that
> really works!)?
I understand your frustration and I thank you for supporting my
argument that lyx should distribute a bundle windows version
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a funny affair!
I just wanted to increase some features at my Lyx
(like new document classes, color support on LaTeX
picture, spellchecker, etc.) and I thought about to do
a full install of the MikTex program (the Lyk base for
LaTeX on windows systems). Then
On Fri, Oct 07, 2005 at 11:24:05AM -0700, Bo Peng wrote:
> =>Have you considered adding LyX to a Knoppix cdrom and running that in a
> > Microsoft machine?
>
> Reboot, writing something that can not be viewed and printed under
> windows, no access to emails and other materials under windows, n
> You can easily make a pdf with lyx, the pdf is view/printable under windows.
> Not editable though. And a .lyx-file is a textfile, so textual content
> _can_ be extracted in an emergency without the lyx binary. I agree that it
> won't be fun though.
>
> Lyx preferences? Set things up so they'r
