Sebastian Rahtz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tastet:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > would work. It would very much fit the old Unix philosophy of small
> > tools working together.
>
> It was/is a good philosophy, but it assumed that people were nice. As
> with so many other things, the minority of n
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tastet:
> Do you have a release schedule for TeXLive? Thomas Esser came up with
> some comments about incompatible .enc files and such that we're adressing.
A patch for t1lib has been submitted to the maintainer and has been
comitted to the xdvik cvs. The next release of xdvik
"Sebastian Rahtz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tastet:
> I don't think its needed. the only sensible daily use for the commands
> is decompression, better done by linking in the right libraries. The
> concept of "trusted commands" is too woolly (in my opinion)
Bah. The key here is that the trusted comman
"Sebastian Rahtz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tastet:
> I just need to compile it all and test... (I am doing this because I
> am also integrating the latest T1-aware xdvik into TeXLive. Does the
...
Do you have a release schedule for TeXLive? Thomas Esser came up with
some comments about incompatible .
Christoph Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tastet:
> I just tried to reproduce this bug and I can't find the problem in the
> recent version. Is it fixed? Can I close the bugreport?
Not fixed by the xdvik person (me). Did debian add a patch? Where
did you get it from? There is another version with mo
Christoph Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> tastet:
...
To answer the question in your subject line: Why the hell are you asking
xdvi to open a file it can't open?
Since xdvi is a nice HTTP and MIME aware program it tries to help you
out, by starting netscape, since that is how it comes configured in
t
