FWIW, some of us consider OFL to be non-free (it doesn't allow sale
alone), so won't install fonts using it at all.
Could you explain this further? This is the first I've heard of this issue.
Tim
Still not fond of the M2DXBLA HD Monsters, but they're easy enough to
turn off.
What's this?
Tim
--
All the data continuously generated in your IT infrastructure
contains a definitive record of customers, application
Rick, Yucca, Van, Mark, Asmus, Christoph, and others,
Thank you for all your responses. They have really helped me to clarify the
goal and direction I need to take.
I certainly can appreciate the argument for encoding only textual characters
that already have demonstrated use cases. You
As I indicated in my reply to you, some of the symbols in your list can be
found in text. And I think I know where I could lay my hands on examples
for that. For the others, you should know where you've encountered them.
So, the question remains: are these used in text and are you up to the
Hello!
I'm new here, but have already read some of the online documentation for
proposing new characters. I'm still a bit unsure how to go about it. Or even
who can do it. Can individuals submit ideas, or do you need to be the
representative of some agency or group? How much supporting
We are considering to ship a custom build or nightly build of WebKit with
our application, which runs on Mac OS X 10.5 and later, to take advantage
of the latest improvements to HTML editing (especially removal of Apple
style spans). We noticed that the nightly builds come in different
May I suggest that the classic ASCII apostrophe (0x27) be used instead of
the backtick (grave accent, 0x60) for
U+02bc (Unicode apostrophe) in src/chrtrans/def7_uni.tbl?
As someone who's done a lot of work in def7_uni to try to make these
transliterations useful, I concur. :)
Tim
And on a related note, why does it send text/css as one of the accept
types. It doesn't support CSS. Though, it would make sense if Lynx
themes were based on CSS instead of their own stylesheet format. That
would basically be killing two birds with one stone.
This would be very cool! Even
My general advice would be to work on JavaScriptCore first and get it
building on your platform. There is not too much platform-specific code
there, and getting it building means your build environment is sound.
I think comprehending the build scripts is the first hurdle. Wending through
them
We should be using ~/Library/Preferences in Mac OS X for preferences,
instead of ~/Library/Application Support/AlephOne, but we don't because
the Carbon build preferences were incompatible and located there. It's
been 5 years, maybe we should move those too.
When's the last time anyone built
For a beta, we could leave off the delete step. This would allow us to
exercise much of the new code, at the expense of preferences confusion for
the user. The old prefs would remain in place for use by previous
versions, but they would not affect the new beta and would diverge if
users
I am porting webkit to other platform which is a STB with STLinux(
supplied by ST Semiconductor .,Inc). I want use GTK+ so to comply the
module Source\WebKit\gtk\webkit( directory of chromium), but get error.
Isn't there already a GTK port of Webkit?
Tim
There was a discussion on one of the Etoile mailing lists regarding the
idea of building a full desktop OS, based on Etoile and on the core one
of one the open source operating systems (FreeBSD, Dragonfly etc).
Are there any active Etoile devs who are interested in this idea? I
don't have
Makes me wish I was a student again. I'd love to see a GNUstep web browser.
Tim
___
Etoile-discuss mailing list
Etoile-discuss@gna.org
https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/etoile-discuss
I know this isn't the best forum for a font question, but I reasoned that
someone having an answer may well be lurking here.
Are there any good, free, monospaced fonts with large Unicode ranges? Editing a
wiki (for example) with Lynx is sometimes dangerous due to the character
conversion. If
Related, how well supported are HTML5 elements?
Tim
--
Tim Larson
App Admin, Intercall Production Services
___
Lynx-dev mailing list
Lynx-dev@nongnu.org
http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lynx-dev
not really. lynx is organized much differently inside than would
work
with javascript. The best that could be done would be to bolt-on
some
ad hoc support to handle a few cases.
I've occasionally wondered about a text-only/curses based implementation of
Gecko or WebKit, that would
On the web one can find a blog post from 2008 about an FLTK port. Does anybody
on this list know anything about that? I've tried contacting Terry Xu about
it, to no avail.
Thanks,
Tim
--
Tim Larson
App Admin, Intercall Production Services
___
I am trying to build lynx2.8.8dev.3 on a (uname -a outpout follows)
SunOS nobel 5.10 Generic_142900-04 sun4v sparc SUNW,SPARC-
Enterprise-T5220
FWIW, I just built that version successfully. My uname -a is:
SunOS marcie 5.9 Generic_118558-34 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-5_10
Tim
--
Tim Larson
I did also build that (on more than one Solaris version), but it's
possible that some particular configure option is exposing the
problem
that was reported for gnutls last month.
That could be. Mine was:
./configure --with-ssl --enable-ipv6
Tim
--
Tim Larson
App Admin, Intercall
I just updated the roadmap and added some new stuff to be done. It is
more detailed for the areas I'm working on. e.g. there isn't much
detail about LanguageKit plans up to 2011.
All that is highly subject to change though.
The next release (0.4.2) content won't change much I think. But some
I may be setting up another P4 in the near future, which I don't
currently have any other plans for. I'd be happy to create accounts
for you guys there.
Thanks for the proposal :-)
If you install it and are still willing to give us access to it, let
us know.
This is up. I just have
I agree that the situation has been pretty bad in the recent months.
Since we depend on many unstable things such as libobjc2, LLVM/Clang
and GNUstep, it's going to be hard to improve the situation until we
rather depend on release versions. But that's our current goal. I'd
like to achieve
$ ./configure --with-ssl --enable-ipv6 make
checking build system type... powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu
checking host system type... powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu
checking target system type... powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu
Configuring for linux-gnu
checking for DESTDIR...
[...]
make[1]: Entering directory
Did the configure script not find existing OpenSSL development
headers?
Evidently not. Config.log says
configure:12593:17: ssl.h: No such file or directory
Line 12593 is the #else here:
#if defined(USE_OPENSSL_INCL)
#include openssl/ssl.h
#elif defined(USE_GNUTLS_FUNCS)
#include
ATM I'm trying to find the part that checks which SSL implementation
you have, to find why USE_OPENSSL_INCL (which is what I think would
be correct) wasn't defined. That should be more conclusive.
I started to think that pkg-config might be goofed up, but that appeared to be
fine. In fact,
That (kerberos) sounds like Redhat. I have this script for fixing an
old Redhat 9.0 which hasn't been incorporated into the configure
script:
It's Yellow Dog, but that's just a PPC-ified Red Hat, basically.
I'm trying to migrate off that box (the same I've been using for about 7 years
now)
The man page says:
ALEPHONE_DATA
Overrides the paths in which data files are searched for. This
is a colon-separated list. Entries later in the list have
precedence over entries earlier in the list. The default is
You need to port ETSRandomDev() function (either the Linux version or
the generic one) to NetBSD, because AFAIK srandomdev() isn't available
on NetBSD.
The error you get means the generic function cannot be compiled.
'timeval' is POSIX-compliant, you should be able to get it working by
Dunno if this is relevant, but if I am root (to get around those permission
issues) I get this
Compiling file ETObjectChain.m ...
Compiling file ETObjectRegistry.m ...
Compiling file ETPropertyValueCoding.m ...
Compiling file ETTranscript.m ...
Compiling file ETTransform.m ...
I'm a complete newbie to the GNUstep world. Do I need to be root to build?
Why?
09:51:37 NetBSD 5.0 ~/Etoile-0.4.1
t...@roy 554$ GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES=/usr/pkg/share/GNUstep/Makefiles gmake
This is gnustep-make 2.0.8. Type 'make print-gnustep-make-help' for help.
Making all in Frameworks...
Making
David Chisnall:
GNUstep.sh needs to be sourced when building any GNUstep code. This
is documented in the GNUstep docs, but we probably need to document it
somewhere for Étoilé too. This file sets a number of environment
variables that are required by GNUstep Make.
So instead of simply gmake
Niels Grewe:
This is rather odd. On my setup (GNU/Linux) install takes '-c -p -m
644'
as arguments, so it doesn't do any chowning/chgrping. If you build
with 'gmake messages=yes' you will see what commands gnustep-make is
issuing during the built. These could be useful for debugging this.
This is a test, to see if issues with my subscription have been fixed.
___
Etoile-discuss mailing list
Etoile-discuss@gna.org
https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/etoile-discuss
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 6:31 PM, Larson, Timothy E.telar...@west.com
wrote:
/usr/pkg/include/SDL/SDL_syswm.h:55:22: error: X11/Xlib.h: No such
file or directory
/usr/pkg/include/SDL/SDL_syswm.h:56:23: error: X11/Xatom.h: No such
file or directory
/usr/pkg/include/SDL/SDL_syswm.h:73:
Are there still nolibs tarballs available to download?
Thanks,
Tim
--
___
Marathon-devel mailing list
Marathon-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Actually the button tag behaviour in all browsers i've tested is to submit
the form in which it is, without any javascript.
Button type does default to submit according to the spec (HTML 4.01, section
17.5), so I guess the correct behavior in those cases would be for Lynx to
submit the form.
I am in complete agreement with Thorsten...the default should be to send a UA
string. I'm not against the option of sending a blank string or no UA header
at all, but changing the default to this seems like A Bad Thing to me.
Tim
___
Lynx-dev mailing
$ ./configure --with-ssl --enable-ipv6 --with-bzlib --with-zlib
--disable-gopher make
snip
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I../../.. -I../../../src -I../../.. -I../../../src
-I../../../WWW/Library/Implementation -D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE
-D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_GNU_SOURCE -DLINUX
On Tuesday, December 09, 2008 7:17 PM, Thomas Dickey scribbled:
On Tue, Dec 09, 2008 at 05:05:26AM -0500, MJ wrote:
The most recent stable version, 2.8.6rel.5 was released as a package
for Solaris 8-10 on SunFreeware.com on November 21, 2008 (thanks
Steve).
I'm not able to test those
Hello list,
I cannot get dash 0.5.4 to build on Solaris. I've made a couple small
patches that may be a step in the right direction.
$ diff -u src/mkbuiltins.orig src/mkbuiltins
--- mkbuiltins.orig Fri Jul 13 03:26:43 2007
+++ mkbuiltins Tue Oct 21 14:27:30 2008
@@ -35,6 +35,7 @@
#
#
Just thought I'd try building the latest dev release for kicks, and was very
pleasantly surprised to find that it went without any problems whatsoever.
Thanks, TD!
Tim
--
Tim LarsonAMT2 Unix Systems Administrator
InterCall, a division of West Corporation
Eschew
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
did you investigate SVG language?
that is there is little or no text mark up.
Hence I am wondering, what can the delay be?
is stripping out the title and text content that difficult a task?
could you indicate which part is causing a problem?
Mr. Dickey has other
If the Del bookmark saved the favicon URL and fetched the original, that may
be a privacy concern. But if Del instead cached favicons and served these
instead, I think the privacy concerns are eliminated.
Tim
--
Tim LarsonAMT2 Unix Systems Administrator
InterCall, a division of
Andrew wrote:
Is anyone able to log into Slashdot using Lynx? The site doesn't see
me as logged in, despite the cookie being stored in the cookie jar.
Trying to figure out if it's a Slashdot problem, Lynx problem or my
own system's problem...
-BEGIN VERSION INFO-
~ lynx -version
Nathalie Vaiser wrote:
But, I think the search itself should be improved to perhaps give an
option of the default 'exact match' with a partial match option. As in
my example, if I tagged something as pleural and didn't remember I did
that (ie - Robots) and then I search for 'Robot' with no
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
you have my sympathies, unfortunately my project is slowly gathering
speed.
I would really like to use lynx as a test case as we go forward.
You are, of course, free to contribute patches yourself. :)
Tim
--
Tim LarsonAMT2 Unix Systems Administrator
Thorsten Glaser wrote:
I'd be all in favour of calling the next release 3.00 and then going
on from there numerically (3.01, 3.02, etc.) with only one decimal dot
in the version number ☺
Egads, no. That system is ambiguous, and usually means I have to make my brain
reparse the string as
Thorsten Glaser wrote:
I'd like to hear of a reason... I know of a page that does. But then,
there is the issue of div class=preformatted or whatever.
Especially if then the CSS is in a separate file. So only a fix for
1/3 of all possible situa- tions would be possible at all anyway.
The
bruins1961 wrote:
I found a thread on this back in Sep/Oct 2007 but nothing newer. Is
there going to be a way to incorporate multiword tags using a space
delimiter? For example, I want some of my tags to be incident
response, computer forensics, data recovery. I guess I just am
too stubborn
Tim Regn wrote:
Thanks Tim. Do the pages tagged for:SomeoneElse show up in
SomeoneElse's tag cloud automagically; or do they have to log in to
approve them?
What Britta said. :) That's a better explanation than mine.
Tim
--
Tim LarsonAMT2 Unix Systems Administrator
Tim Regan wrote:
in how a group might use del.icio.us? I think one straightforward way
would be for the team to choose a tag and each member use that tag
when posting links that would be of interest to the whole team. But
this is open to pollution if other del.icio.us members start using the
Gisle Vanem wrote:
~:'' ありがとうございました。 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are Lynx developers actively working on SVG support?
Are you serious? Lynx is a text-browser (and will possibly always be
so). Not even IE7 support svg. You mean, we should skip all the
features and graphics formats all the
stephenbungert wrote:
Not many people seem to bundle tags. I try and keep every tag in a
bundle.
[...]
How do you try and organise your bookmarks? Do you use bundles? Or do
you just tag like crazy and then hope you remember what tags you used,
or hope that delicious search will find them
Andrew Black wrote:
ace_noone wrote:
I understand (and agree) that case should not make a difference when
browsing tags - but it can make visualizing the list of tags much
easier.
Funnily enough, I was discussing a similar issue with Flickr this
evening. I find it useful to enter long
Dan Nicolaescu wrote:
Thomas Dickey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Mon, 10 Dec 2007, Dan Nicolaescu wrote:
Would it be possible to have lynx.lss not contain these lines:
normal:normal: lightgray:black
default: normal: white:black
Elimar Riesebieter wrote:
On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 the mental interface of Thomas Dickey told:
not really - lynx knows about tables, but its layout is very
simplified.
w3m and links(2) are working well ;)
I use Links fairly often and like it, but handling tables properly in
80 columns (which
Nancy McGough wrote:
I just looked at all my browsers
(Camino, OmniWeb, SeaMonkey, Safari, Shiira, Sunrise,
Opera) and they all use the word Bookmark. I wonder if the word
Favorite is an MS-Windows thing? Very interesting.
If you go wy back in time, back to the First Browser War, back
Thomas Dickey mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But there is a -lss option already. Setting its value to an empty
string loads an empty file...
Precisely. I was just curious why it wasn't suggested to the OP.
On a slightly different tack...
I don't know how practical it would be, but how
Thomas Dickey wrote:
There's an oldlynx script in the sources which (mostly) makes lynx
use the old color scheme. Or you can compile lynx with the
color-style option disabled.
http://lynx.isc.org/lynx2.8.6/lynx2-8-6/samples/oldlynx
I've never looked into changing colors before, so I
I pulled up my only for:user tag, and though it said listing all 5
items there was only 1.
Tim
--
Tim LarsonAMT2 Unix Systems Administrator
InterCall, a division of West Corporation
Eschew obfuscation!
selune13 wrote:
Yes, I do use bundles, but for bundles, you can only put your tags
under one bundle and no other. This makes it more complicated when,
for instance, I have adult patterns and adult content sites. I
can't put the tag adult under the Patterns bundle because I'll be
lumping in
Jerry Krinock wrote:
I understand. My favorite case is Fruits.Apple vs.
Computers.Apple. Sometimes you need a hierarchical structure.
At least Apple Computer was thoughtful enough to mis-spell their
Macintosh to avoid crosstalk with the McIntosh apple fruits :))
Doesn't everyone tag
Philip Webb wrote:
The following mb of interest to Lynx programmers users :
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-html5/?ca=dgr-lnxw97NewHTML
I remember reading about the HTML5 effort a year or two ago. I think
taking the best of both WhatWG's efforts and the XHTML2 proposals makes
George Sigletos wrote:
I used version Lynx Version 2.8.5rel.1 (04 Feb 2004)
but other colleagues of mine, reported the same problem on the same
page, using newer version of lynx.
Please find attached my customized lynx.cfg, but i also had the same
problem using the default /etc/lynx.cfg.
Another year and a half, another small patch from me. :)
Patch file (against 2.8.7dev5):
http://christtrek.dyndns.org:8000/~tim/lynx.patch
I've made an attempt to thoroughly review and include translations for
every arrow-like symbol. Previously some of them had good 7-bit
translations, but
Alexander Skwar wrote:
L Ellis schrieb:
Is there a website/RSS service that will consume the del.icio.us feed
and then give you a new URL for the sorted feed?
This sounds like a good task for Yahoo! Pipes -
http://pipes.yahoo.com/. http://pipes.yahoo.com/.
Neat idea. That would
Joshua Schachter wrote:
It's a huge overhaul on the backend (this time architected by people
who aren't me, which is probably good) plus a frontend redesign (some
new styling, plus the opportunity to get rid of the impacted css and
javascript crud.)
Infrastructure updates are never
Sergio Nunes wrote:
While navigating through my bookmarks, I found myself thinking that
some form of regular expressions for tag selection would greatly
improve my filtering. For example, I use qualifiers in several tags
(e.g.: date:2007, date:200701, recipe:fish, ...) It would be great to
be
Andrew Wooster wrote:
I just noticed that del.icio.us now has accesskeys set for the
earlier/later links. earlier is now bound to ctrl+e, and later is now
bound to ctrl+l.
I see it's using rel=prev/next links as well. Very nice.
Sadly, this means that when editing text with Safari in any
Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
My main concern about tools like disastrous is that popular links,
bookmarked by N persons, will be checked N times...
Precisely why it would be very nice if Yahoo/Delicious did centralized
link checking...much less bandwidth being used overall. Since Yahoo is
Would it be possible to change the style of class pop anchors (the
saved by X other people links) to use colored borders rather than
colored backgrounds? The dark backgrounds make the text completely
illegible because there's not enough contrast.
Tim
--
Tim Larson
InterCall, a subsidiary of
Michael Feher wrote:
It's possible to have similar bookmarks (similar) addresses, prior to
adding them via delicious.
ex. www.something.com and http://www.something.com
http://www.something.com and http://something.com.
http://something.com. It happens.
Ahhh, I get you now. I guess
Alexander Skwar wrote:
Does somebody know of a link check service for del.icio.us?
I'd like to have it check all of my bookmarks, and if the bookmark is
not available anymore, it should either remove it directly from my
collection, or, maybe even better, it should tag it with some tag
(like
Michael Feher wrote:
How about including a duplicate-link finder feature to help weed out
dupes?
I use the browser buttons for Delicious, and if I try to save a link I
already have, it is quite obvious. How do you get dupes?
Tim
--
Tim Larson
InterCall, a subsidiary of West Corporation
Rocco Caputo wrote:
On May 8, 2007, at 14:49, Larson, Timothy E. wrote:
There is a plugin for Firefox (LinkChecker, appropriately enough),
which works well if you can get all the bookmarks you want to check
on
one page. You have to manually fix the del.icio.us entry, but it's a
cross-platform
sonja_ausland wrote:
do I miss something or is this really not possible at the moment:
if I add the tags vacation and 2006 to many bookmarks and only
vacation (without 2006) to 2 bookmarks - how to find these 2?
What I wanted to do is: click on vacation and then *exclude* 2006
from related
I was looking around some of the other social bookmarking sites and
noticed that Simpy has the ability to store an alternative title. This
allows the original title to be saved in its original form while still
providing the user the ability to have a custom title of their own. I
think this is a
On any of my bookmark pages, the bit that says saved by X other people
is shaded with red, darker the more people have also saved it. This has
the effect of making the light blue text completely unreadable for
popular pages. Can you please change this from a background color to a
border, or some
Chris Lott wrote:
I've been using the uri:asin:xxx tag assuming that sometime in the
future it might enable some interesting auto-linking stuff. And even
if it doesn't, I need some kind of convention for tags used when I
pull feeds elsewhere. Similarly, I 'd like to use something like:
Hamish MacEwan wrote:
Hierarchical structures of folders are a straitjacket, based on a
place for everything and everything in its place. In fact its more
like one and only one place for anything. But if you enjoy the
results you can have them in del.icio.us by tagging with the folder
names
Marcelo Wolfgang wrote:
That's where the tagging system of del.icio.us comes in handy.
You could tag the link as judaism and christianity and the link will
be show under the two hierarchy, so you will always found it's place.
Precisely!
Think of the tags as folders, you can delimit them (
magnoliasoutherly wrote:
If me, then I hate to say it, but no. These features I'm requesting
are not available or do not work with other extensions. I use Firefox
and because I'm using a Delicious Firefox extension that Delicious has
made themselves, I'm requesting features for this extension.
AFAICT, these are all implemented browser-side. If you want these
things, use a browser that does them. I am perfectly happy using del
with Firefox, Opera, and Camino and the features they provide. We don't
need del to try to reimplement browser-side features with clever
tricks for users that
magnoliasoutherly wrote:
--- In ydn-delicious@yahoogroups.com
mailto:ydn-delicious%40yahoogroups.com , Larson, Timothy E.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael wrote:
Have the option/setting for If I click on one of my bookmarks, open
the link in a new window
Browsers have this built
Larson, Timothy E. wrote:
I recently started using bundles to organize my tags, and love it.
However, they'd be most useful when I'm on the screen adding a new
link so I can find what I'm looking for more easily. Why are they
only displayed in one big blob on the edit page? I've set up my
Michael wrote:
A feature request for the next del.icio.us version..
Have the option/setting for If I click on one of my bookmarks, open
the link in a new window
Browsers have this built in. Usually you can just ctrl-click or
shift-click or something.
Tim
--
Tim Larson
West Corporation,
I recently started using bundles to organize my tags, and love it.
However, they'd be most useful when I'm on the screen adding a new link
so I can find what I'm looking for more easily. Why are they only
displayed in one big blob on the edit page? I've set up my bundles such
that they represent
Does anyone else have problems with FF tabs jumping out into separate
windows? There doesn't seem to be any type of consistency to when this
happens. I may be just clicking a link, or submitting a form, or
opening a link into a new tab - and a second window opens instead,
without a close box,
Larson, Timothy E. wrote:
Patrick Bogen wrote:
Also, FWIW, [v] is the iconify button, and doesn't actually close it.
Try right-clicking on the title bar and using close or kill client.
Yeah, iconify...mind blank on the term. But after clicking it, those
windows didn't show up
Dave Serls wrote:
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 12:34:41 -0600
Larson, Timothy E. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This just happened again...about 3rd time today. So I double checked
this, since it did seem a little strange. When the close-box is not
there, the close option is inactive in the menu, so you
mfeher00 wrote:
Also, one final question - I like the idea of tags but it REALLY sucks
that you can't use the hierarchical (nested) method of topical
subfolders like I used to do, and tags look retarded like
CharlieParker or joesatriani. Does anyone have any creative ways
around these
Patrick Bogen wrote:
On 10/23/06, Larson, Timothy E. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If anyone has any suggestions, I'm very open to them. Issues
regarding X are definitely not my strong suit.
Fonts are the thing I probably know least about, but...
Have you *tried* running a font server
Patrick Bogen wrote:
Which is it?
Oops! Sorry about that. It's (currently) the newest one at the top of
the listing, called Latinum. It's a BB 0.70 theme.
Tim
--
Tim Larson
West Corporation, Interactive TeleServices
Eschew obfuscation!
--
To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
with a
John Remmers wrote:
A personal star system is good for labeling your personal favorites,
but not so good for finding what other people consider to be their
favorites. For favorites-sharing, you need a standardized way of
doing it.
If the online documentation were to mention a few of these
Britta wrote:
I have a star system:
http://del.icio.us/britta/%E2%98%85
When a website catches my interest to the point of obliterating
everything else in the world while I read it, I give it a unicode-star
tag. I bookmark lots of stuff - most of it is just interesting, and
some of it is
Amir Michail wrote:
* when entering a bookmark, you supply not only tags but also virtual
inlinks and virtual outlinks; for example, when bookmarking
TeXmacs, you might supply LyX as a virtual inlink and several TeXmacs
resources pages as virtual outlinks.
[snip]
If simply having pre- and
Dave Serls wrote:
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 17:39:00 -0500
Larson, Timothy E. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hope this isn't too OT for this list...
The BB pages say get bbpager 0.4 or better for BB 0.70, but the
compile stops when it can't find XOpenDisplay. I don't see a mention
of this problem
Hope this isn't too OT for this list...
The BB pages say get bbpager 0.4 or better for BB 0.70, but the compile
stops when it can't find XOpenDisplay. I don't see a mention of this
problem anywhere on the bbtools site, and my quick google searches
haven't returned anything. Is this bbpager or
I've never been able to get my fonts to change in the style I'm writing,
and I'm wondering if it could be because my copy of BB might not have
Xft support. How do I check? The two systems I've been on are Fedora 5
and NetBSD, using 0.70.x from their respective repositories.
Thanks,
Tim
--
1 - 100 of 211 matches
Mail list logo
