Re: xpdf

On 1/11/21 12:12 PM, Patrick Dupre wrote: Btw, "/proc//root" points to the root directory (/) for that process. It has nothing to do with the root user. Yes, why /proc//root" points to the root directory (/) ? There is a ton of these links. It's a kernel thing. Every process has that. I exp

Re: xpdf

=== > > On 1/11/21 8:05 AM, Patrick Dupre wrote: > > > When I load xpdf (as a standard user), I get: > > I assume you mean you're running it from a terminal. > > > "/proc/19969/root" > >

Re: xpdf

On 1/11/21 8:05 AM, Patrick Dupre wrote: When I load xpdf (as a standard user), I get: I assume you mean you're running it from a terminal. "/proc/19969/root" or "/proc/20111/root" I can open the file but, I get this message every time now. What is wrong? G

xpdf

Hello, When I load xpdf (as a standard user), I get: "/proc/19969/root" or "/proc/20111/root" I can open the file but, I get this message every time now. What is wrong? Thanks ==