Thanks to those who replied to my request. I'm somewhat more confident of
continuing given your input.
Graeme
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Thanks to those who replied to my request. I'm somewhat more confident of
continuing given your input.
Graeme
I am considering moving from a Windows to a Linux OS and running Framemaker
V6 in a Windows emulation. I am amware of 1 person who has successfully run
FM 7 under Ubuntu in this manner, and I'd welcome any further observations
or comments anyone may have before I commit to this path - eg is
I am considering moving from a Windows to a Linux OS and running Framemaker
V6 in a Windows emulation. I am amware of 1 person who has successfully run
FM 7 under Ubuntu in this manner, and I'd welcome any further observations
or comments anyone may have before I commit to this path - eg is
I'm using FrameMaker 7.0 (and have verified that 7.2 also works) on
CrossOver Linux Standard 6.1.0 (http://www.codeweavers.com) on Mandriva
(kernel 2.6.22). Ubuntu would be very similar. There is a small number
of features that do not work:
- Type 1 fonts
- 'Save as ...' PDF
in Windows emulation
I am considering moving from a Windows to a Linux OS and running
Framemaker
V6 in a Windows emulation. I am amware of 1 person who has successfully
run
FM 7 under Ubuntu in this manner, and I'd welcome any further
observations
or comments anyone may have before I commit
I'm using FrameMaker 7.0 (and have verified that 7.2 also works) on
CrossOver Linux Standard 6.1.0 (http://www.codeweavers.com) on Mandriva
(kernel 2.6.22). Ubuntu would be very similar. There is a small number
of features that do not work:
- Type 1 fonts
- 'Save as ...' PDF
: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 10:43 AM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Frame in Windows emulation
I am considering moving from a Windows to a Linux OS and running
Framemaker
V6 in a Windows emulation. I am amware of 1 person who has successfully
run
FM 7 under Ubuntu in this manner
