Hallo Jonathan, thank you for the tip! I had erroneously thought, that on my Linux-Device lualatex would not work. But it does!
Nevertheless problems continue! I get constantly errors like: something.sty cannot be found (after doing "lualatex greg.tex"). I install right now little additions (I call it additions; I think, they are), like in this moment texlive-fonts-extra with sudo apt-get install texlive-fonts-extra I hope, I don't do a silly thing (damage or so) texthash did not do results! I will be up from tomorrow morning a week without internet. Than I write again. Thank you for help! fr Anselm -----Mensaje original----- De: "Jonathan Yip" <[email protected]> Enviado: Friday, 19 April, 2013 12:22 Para: "Anselmo Ettelt" <[email protected]> CC: [email protected] Asunto: Re: [Gregorio-users] Gregorio on Linux problem Hello Fr Anselm, Try running lualatex on greg.tex instead of the combination of lamed and dvipdfm. Lamed, I believe, is quite an old implementation of Omega/Aleph in basic LaTeX. The suggested engine for Gregorio nowadays should be LuaLaTeX. Best, Jonathan On 19/04/13 11:17, Anselmo Ettelt wrote: > Hallo Jonathan, > > thank you for proposing your help! Indeed, the best idea is to attach the > result, it is easier then to describe. > > As I told some minutes ago, the gabc is now transformed by Gregorio to tex - > problem resolved. What I did, was cutting away almost the whole > information-part of the beginning of the file. > > Now the great problem is, that doing the next command ("lamed greg.tex", > where "greg.tex" is my main tex, and inside it is adapted at three places) I > get this error: > "! LaTeX Error: File `luatextra.sty' not found." > > And continuing with the next step "dvipdfm greg.dvi", I get bad results > (after pressing several times "Enter", which I did in spite of a great amount > of following error messages). I will attach them. > > As you see, the pdf has a lot of unwanted things between the good things. > > Thank you for help !!! > > fr Anselm > > > -----Mensaje original----- > De: "Jonathan Yip" <[email protected]> > Enviado: Friday, 19 April, 2013 01:16 > Para: [email protected] > Asunto: Re: [Gregorio-users] Gregorio on Linux problem > > Hello, > > Is it possible for you to attach the gabc file to an e-mail to the list, > so that we can try to duplicate your problem and debug it? Also, did you > compile from trunk or from a release tarball? > > Best, > Jonathan > > > On 18/04/13 23:01, Anselmo Ettelt wrote: >> All the files work on the Windows-machine (I'm right now far away from this >> place) and none of them works on the Linux machine. >> It seems, that I get always the same error messages, but I did not analyse, >> so it could be a little bit different. >> >> What about the prebuilt package, if I succeed, I will try it! Thank you! >> >> fr Anselm >> >> >> -----Mensaje original----- >> De: "Olivier Berten" <[email protected]> >> Enviado: Thursday, 18 April, 2013 22:58 >> Para: "Gregorio Users" <[email protected]> >> Asunto: Re: [Gregorio-users] Gregorio on Linux problem >> >> Does that file work on your Windows machine? Could you send it? >> >> By the way, I have a prebuild package at >> https://launchpad.net/~olivier-berten/+archive/gregorio in case you >> want to try it instead. I haven't updated it since ubuntu 12.04 but >> it's still working on my 13.04. >> >> Yours, >> >> Olivier >> >> 2013/4/18 Anselmo Ettelt <[email protected]>: >>> hallo, >>> because of my situation (I live at two different places, ...), I have to >>> use Gregorio on two different systems, one of them is Windows (all is >>> working fine here) and one is Linux. >>> >>> For the installation of Gregorio on Linux - as far as I see - I did A L L >>> what is explained on the Gregorio-site ("you will have to install the >>> software packages necessary for compilation, which are gcc, automake, >>> libltdl-dev, libtool, libxml2, libxml2-dev, flex, bison, python, autoconf, >>> texlive and make ...")!! I verified with dpkg -s python and so on. >>> >>> ALL is installed! But, it come these messages (in stead of transforming my >>> gabc-file) >>> >>> mint@mint ~/Documents/Gregorio $ gregorio >>> tr--tu_gloria_jerusalem--solesmes.gabc >>> error: unrecognized character: "b" in definition part >>> error: unrecognized character: "o" in definition part >>> error: unrecognized character: "o" in definition part >>> error: unrecognized character: "k" in definition part >>> error: syntax error >>> error: call with NULL pointer >>> error: unable to find the first letter of the score >>> error: can't determine step and line of the key >>> >>> and therefore, the rest of the game (tex to pdf, ...) does not work either, >>> that means, that actually I don't get a valid tex-file with a score in >>> tex-language, but a cut thing of a score, or let's say a too short >>> tex-file. When I bind it in the main.tex, I get a pdf with only one line >>> and without notes. >>> >>> Any idea, what is still wrong? 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