Lyx seems to behave in a strange and counter-intuitive manner, i can't figure out if
this these are bugs or a feautres.
1) In the program menubar (File, Edit, Insert, Layout...) when i select a tab (for
example: Edit) and then try to select the next tab (in this case: Insert)
the mouse pointer
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 05:07:57PM +0200, Francesco Orsenigo wrote:
1) In the program menubar (File, Edit, Insert, Layout...) when i select a tab (for
example: Edit) and then try to select the next tab (in this case: Insert)
the mouse pointer becomes a double arrow pointing right ( something
John Levon:
You're actually using the xforms frontend. I suggest using the Qt one
instead.
Wow.
How can i tell Lyx to use the qt frontend?
(I didn't even know about this)
Thanx,
Francesco Orsenigo
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 06:33:30PM +0200, Francesco Orsenigo wrote:
How can i tell Lyx to use the qt frontend?
Set $QTDIR correctly, and use --with-frontend=qt. You may need to use
--with-qt-includes/libs ..
john
John Levon:
Set $QTDIR correctly,
What does it mean?
An export?
How can i know where qt are installed? (apt-get does not speak about it...)
Thanx,
Francesco Orsenigo
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 07:57:12PM +0200, Francesco Orsenigo wrote:
How can i know where qt are installed? (apt-get does not speak about it...)
If you're on debian, just use the lyx .deb
regards
john
Lyx seems to behave in a strange and counter-intuitive manner, i can't figure out if
this these are bugs or a feautres.
1) In the program menubar (File, Edit, Insert, Layout...) when i select a tab (for
example: Edit) and then try to select the next tab (in this case: Insert)
the mouse pointer
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 05:07:57PM +0200, Francesco Orsenigo wrote:
1) In the program menubar (File, Edit, Insert, Layout...) when i select a tab (for
example: Edit) and then try to select the next tab (in this case: Insert)
the mouse pointer becomes a double arrow pointing right ( something
John Levon:
You're actually using the xforms frontend. I suggest using the Qt one
instead.
Wow.
How can i tell Lyx to use the qt frontend?
(I didn't even know about this)
Thanx,
Francesco Orsenigo
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 06:33:30PM +0200, Francesco Orsenigo wrote:
How can i tell Lyx to use the qt frontend?
Set $QTDIR correctly, and use --with-frontend=qt. You may need to use
--with-qt-includes/libs ..
john
John Levon:
Set $QTDIR correctly,
What does it mean?
An export?
How can i know where qt are installed? (apt-get does not speak about it...)
Thanx,
Francesco Orsenigo
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 07:57:12PM +0200, Francesco Orsenigo wrote:
How can i know where qt are installed? (apt-get does not speak about it...)
If you're on debian, just use the lyx .deb
regards
john
Lyx seems to behave in a strange and counter-intuitive manner, i can't figure out if
this these are bugs or a feautres.
1) In the program menubar (File, Edit, Insert, Layout...) when i select a tab (for
example: Edit) and then try to select the next tab (in this case: Insert)
the mouse pointer
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 05:07:57PM +0200, Francesco Orsenigo wrote:
> 1) In the program menubar (File, Edit, Insert, Layout...) when i select a tab (for
> example: Edit) and then try to select the next tab (in this case: Insert)
> the mouse pointer becomes a double arrow pointing right (
John Levon:
> You're actually using the xforms frontend. I suggest using the Qt one
> instead.
Wow.
How can i tell Lyx to use the qt frontend?
(I didn't even know about this)
Thanx,
Francesco Orsenigo
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 06:33:30PM +0200, Francesco Orsenigo wrote:
> How can i tell Lyx to use the qt frontend?
Set $QTDIR correctly, and use --with-frontend=qt. You may need to use
--with-qt-includes/libs ..
john
John Levon:
> Set $QTDIR correctly,
What does it mean?
An export?
How can i know where qt are installed? (apt-get does not speak about it...)
Thanx,
Francesco Orsenigo
On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 07:57:12PM +0200, Francesco Orsenigo wrote:
> How can i know where qt are installed? (apt-get does not speak about it...)
If you're on debian, just use the lyx .deb
regards
john
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