hours and two cold reboots (ggi is quite nasty if something goes wrong
in the console).
That shouldn't be. What driver are you using ? fbcon ? In that case, make
sure you have MagicSysRq compiled in the kernel, that it is enabled
(/proc/sys/kernel/sysrq) and you know how to use it
http://sourceforge.net/projects/psv
to view PS. I'll dowload that ASAP ...
O.K. - did that. A few comments:
1. ggi_visual_t *visual is wrong. It should be ggi_visual_t visual .
I am getting type-conversion warnings. ggi_visual_t is already a
pointer - no need to double it. This is
Hi,
yes, but i think you didn't get my point. as far as i know gs needs to
be compiled with the driver itself, that is, drivers are not
dinamically loadable --- which for me means that gs is not
`sufficiently modular.' this means that either you reinstall gs by
yourself (which only solves
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/psv
to view PS. I'll dowload that ASAP ...
O.K. - did that. A few comments:
1. ggi_visual_t *visual is wrong. It should be ggi_visual_t visual .
I am getting type-conversion warnings. ggi_visual_t is already a
i just released a postscript/pdf viewer for ggi, i use it primarily to
view files under the console. the name is `psv', and it is at
sourceforge
http://sourceforge.net/projects/psv
I got your program. I like it a lot. Andreas Beck mentioned the anti aliasing. I am
curious as to how AA
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version 1.2 has anti-aliasing implemented already via ghostscript.
it consists of (simplifying a *lot*) rendering the page at a higher
resolution and averaging the values for the lower resolution.
regarding speed, xdvi is a completely different beast, being at the
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with psv i have to (a) dump the page contents to ghostscript, which
is reasonably fast, (b) wait for ghostscript to process the page,
and (c) get the page back. step (c) kills everything - as you can
see - because loading the big page description
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In reply to Stefan Seefeld [EMAIL PROTECTED]
with psv i have to (a) dump the page contents to ghostscript, which
is reasonably fast, (b) wait for ghostscript to process the page,
and (c) get the page back. step (c) kills everything - as you can
see - because
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that would be the ideal situation, but would require modifying gs
itself. i don't have time for that, but it's a more than worthwile
goal.
not gs, but a gs driver. That's the main idea behind every modular
system.
yes,
Cesar Crusius wrote:
a few months ago i posted an email asking for a dvi viewer, a ps
viewer, and a web browser for ggi. i wrote two of them. isn't
somebody going to write a web browser :) ? i'm sure i'll not...
But well: A Webbrowser for LibGGI would really rock. Netscape just
sucks.
i just released a postscript/pdf viewer for ggi, i use it primarily to
view files under the console. the name is `psv', and it is at
sourceforge
http://sourceforge.net/projects/psv
it does the trick, but right now only displays black and white. for me
it is sufficient, and i consider the
i just released a postscript/pdf viewer for ggi, i use it primarily to
view files under the console. the name is `psv', and it is at
sourceforge
http://sourceforge.net/projects/psv
it does the trick, but right now only displays black and white.
Oh ... no antialiasing ? Totally useless,
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otherwise new versions will be posted as i add features i actually
need.
How can I convince you, that you need anti aliasing ? What
interesting document could I send to you, written in a tiny font,
that's readable only with antialiasing ? ;-).
you
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