Ronald Florence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > A binary release of LyX for MacOSX, using the native Aqua graphics > interface, is now available. The implementation is based on LyX-1.3.2 > and the GPL-licensed QT/MacOSX library. The application has the > typical Aqua look & feel with a menubar and icons, and does not > require the installation of X11. > > For configuration and installation information on the binary release, > and a pointer to the self-installing package, see the LyX on Aqua > HOWTO at http://www.18james.com/lyx_on_aqua.html .
Cool Ronald & thanks. One thing I don't want to lose (even though it is non-Mac-ish) is the ability to run LyX from the command line to do custom processing. For example, I use LyX for my course slides. I process them with a simple script (make-pdfs) which runs LyX to export things, runs things through the ppower4p code to get certain fancy slide behavior, and then creates a .PDF for presentation (one slide per page) and a .PDF for posting where there are 4 slides per page. It looks like running ... Running /Applications/LyX.app/Contents/MacOS/LyX -e ps file.lyx still works (Great!). Dave -- David G. Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] UAB Electrical and Computer Engineering Birmingham, AL
