Richard Chonak a écrit : > Dear Developers, > > I'm interested in using gregorio and have set up a new kubuntu > (virtual) system on my machine for testing, under VMware. > > So far, I'm able to download the current svn files (rev 400), to > configure, compile, and install; but my TeX installation isn't able to > find the fonts greciliae, gregorio, and parmesan.
Dear Richard, To install the gregorio project completely, you must not do ./configure make sudo make install because it would only install the parser. If you want the complete gregorio project, with GregorioTeX, you must run dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot but you will need some dependencies (like fontforge, fakeroot, texlive-omega, texlive-font-utils, debhelper); read the messages of dpkg-buildpackage if it doesn't work, they are usually quite understandable. It will create two .deb files in the parent directory, they will be called gregoriotex_0.9-1_i386.deb and gregorio_0.9-1_i386.deb. Simply run dpkg -i *.deb in the parent directory and it will install the whole system. Sorry for the current lack of documentation, but I'll be working on it next week (I just have to translate in into english). > When I run latex to process one of the files in the trunk/examples > directory, main-lamed.tex, this output appears: Here is the trick: GregorioTeX doesn't work with LaTeX but with Omega (an improved LaTeX), so you must use the command lamed instead of the command latex. It is basically the same use, except that Lamed does not understand pdfTeX... but this will be corrected with the long waited LuaTeX (mix of pdfTeX, Omega, e-TeX and an embedded Lua) ! > Many thanks for your work on this project! Thank you for using it, please feel free to ask if you have other problems ! -- Elie _______________________________________________ Gregorio-devel mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-devel
