Just in case people aren't aware of this information.
-Marc
Jose' Matos wrote:
I am using lyx regularly to prepare slides and materials for classes.
With 1.3.3 I am working quite happily under SuSE 8.2. since it was
available.
There was some problem with the rpm for SUSE 8.2.
Jürgen, that made the package knows it better, let us wait for his
Juergen == Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Juergen Jose' Matos wrote:
I am using lyx regularly to prepare slides and materials for
classes. With 1.3.3 I am working quite happily under SuSE 8.2.
since it was available.
There was some problem with the rpm for SUSE 8.2.
Until sometime ago, I used the bitstream charter font for displaying roman text in
lyx, but a few days ago I saw lyx changed this to helvetica. Since this is a sans
serif bitmap font I wanted to revert to charter, but that font was not listed anymore
in the drop down list. It is still
When I tried it, it complained about the revtex4.layout, which is of lyx 1.3. With the
version of 1.4 Andre sent me, a 1.4 lyx document was created which could not be
imported in 1.4.
So for users of 1.3, reLyX is the only way to go.
Martijn
P.S. When will 1.4 arrive and what will it bring us?
Ronald Florence wrote:
Angus Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You should find that the xforms frontend does have a more
manageable scrolling behaviour.
I've used LyX from before version 1.0, with xforms and qt frontends,
and don't remember the scrolling ever being satisfactory. I wish
Frank Chu wrote:
Dear Andres,
Do you know if I should install the patches too ? and how ? I saw
these on win32 lyx's homepage:
Patches extra files: (updated 20030518)
extra_win32_files.tar.bz2 (Some extra header files MSVC wrapper)
lyx_win32.diff (Patch against CVS)
quick_fix.diff
Martijn Brouwer wrote:
P.S. When will 1.4 arrive and what will it bring us?
* Not any time soon.
* Lots.
The last few releases have concentrated on cleaning up the LyX source
code rather than on supporting a larger subset of LaTeX. Enhancements
have occurred (notably the math editor supports
Martijn Brouwer wrote:
When I tried it, it complained about the revtex4.layout, which is of
lyx 1.3. With the version of 1.4 Andre sent me, a 1.4 lyx document
was created which could not be imported in 1.4.
So for users of 1.3, reLyX is the only way to go.
Not true. The lyx2lyx python script
This is a possible solution for the problem with Lyx 1.3.2 Python on Windows.
I had the
exact problem in converting latex to lyx and while searching the mail-archives,
I could not found a solution. So the following tweaks I found may help some using
Lyx (1.3.2) on Windows 2000.
In the file
On Thursday 30 October 2003 00:53, Anbu Mani wrote:
This is a possible solution for the problem with Lyx 1.3.2 Python on
Windows. I had the
exact problem in converting latex to lyx and while searching the
mail-archives, I could not found a solution. So the following tweaks I
found may help
Hallo everybody,
I just installed the new distribution suse 9.0 with lyx 1.3.2 and qt 3.2.1 but
the math fonts do not work. free-ttf-fonts are installed, still all greeks
character and many symbol are not visible in math mode.
Anybody has an idea what has gone wrong?
Thanks a lot in advance
Hi Lorenzo!
I had exactly the same problems. The only solution I found, was to download
and to compile lyx 1.3.3 by myself.
Maybe this is a lyx-1.3.2/qt/SuSE bug.
Greetings
Christoph
On Thursday 30 October 2003 17:16, lorenzo wrote:
Hallo everybody,
I just installed the new distribution
Hi,
system: sparc solaris 2.7
lyx version: 1.3.3
qt version: 3.2.1
gcc version: 3.2.1
configure went through without problems.
make was running for more than an hour, then in crashed with:
gcc -O -fno-exceptions -Wl,-R/systools/lib -o lyx BufferView.o
BufferView_pimpl.o Bullet.o Chktex.o
Ulrich Hiller wrote:
Hi,
system: sparc solaris 2.7
lyx version: 1.3.3
qt version: 3.2.1
gcc version: 3.2.1
configure went through without problems.
make was running for more than an hour, then in crashed with:
[snip...]
support/.libs/libsupport.a(DebugStream.o) (symbol belongs to
Ulrich Hiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| Hi,
| system: sparc solaris 2.7
| lyx version: 1.3.3
| qt version: 3.2.1
| gcc version: 3.2.1
| configure went through without problems.
| make was running for more than an hour, then in crashed with:
| gcc -O -fno-exceptions -Wl,-R/systools/lib -o lyx
Just a query.
I have found LyX for Mac to be a very useful and approachable programme, and
I was wondering - why has it not appeared on VersionTracker, for example?
Is the author, Ronald Florence (as I understand) preferring to keep it
within the domain of those who have actively sought it out so
Hello,
I have three problems that I was hoping someone could help me with. The
first is I need to be able to change the default spacing between section
names in the TOC. So for example, say I have:
CHAPTER 1...2
Section 1.1...2
Section 1.2...5
and I want to change the
Dear Correspondents,
I am beginning to become fond of the font 'Computer Modern', but if I wish
to use it in LyX, I need to add to the preamble \usepackage{ae} in order
that it prints and displays as a much more attractive PS font.
Does anyone have an idea why the bitmapped font is the default?
This is what I have tried to do I spent an hour or so
fiddling with it the other day. Exact same dimensions
etc and it didnt work. Maybe it just didnt like m e
that day or something I will try again, I guess.
When cutting and pasting from gnumeric, I would
create a table in LyX
that was the
Peter Ringwood wrote:
Perhaps it
has something to do with unavailable PS maths glyphs. I am not
a mathematician, so perhaps this is something I just have to
deal with, but are there any opinions out there as to why the
default setting in such a great programme gives such an ugly
output?
It
Hi all,
I was trying to install LyX 1.3.3 on Slackware 9.1 but I either got
error messages about missing class files not in the right place or
getting a below-average GUI. I know it should work because I did the
same install on the same machine a few weeks ago and it all worked
properly, but
Peter Ringwood wrote:
I am beginning to become fond of the font 'Computer Modern',
but if I wish to use it in LyX, I need to add to the preamble
\usepackage{ae} in order that it prints and displays as a much
more attractive PS font.
I forgot to say, that you can certainly Save as Default and
I installed lyx1.3.3 on slack 9.1 a few days ago. (i assume you want the
xforms frontend)
install tex (/cdrom/slackware/t/tetex--.tar.gz I think)
Install xpm, then xforms
goto the lyx source dir, then:
./configure --frontend=xforms (qt for qt frontend)
make
make install (or checkinstall)
Just in case people aren't aware of this information.
-Marc
Jose' Matos wrote:
I am using lyx regularly to prepare slides and materials for classes.
With 1.3.3 I am working quite happily under SuSE 8.2. since it was
available.
There was some problem with the rpm for SUSE 8.2.
Jürgen, that made the package knows it better, let us wait for his
Juergen == Juergen Spitzmueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Juergen Jose' Matos wrote:
I am using lyx regularly to prepare slides and materials for
classes. With 1.3.3 I am working quite happily under SuSE 8.2.
since it was available.
There was some problem with the rpm for SUSE 8.2.
Until sometime ago, I used the bitstream charter font for displaying roman text in
lyx, but a few days ago I saw lyx changed this to helvetica. Since this is a sans
serif bitmap font I wanted to revert to charter, but that font was not listed anymore
in the drop down list. It is still
When I tried it, it complained about the revtex4.layout, which is of lyx 1.3. With the
version of 1.4 Andre sent me, a 1.4 lyx document was created which could not be
imported in 1.4.
So for users of 1.3, reLyX is the only way to go.
Martijn
P.S. When will 1.4 arrive and what will it bring us?
Ronald Florence wrote:
Angus Leeming [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You should find that the xforms frontend does have a more
manageable scrolling behaviour.
I've used LyX from before version 1.0, with xforms and qt frontends,
and don't remember the scrolling ever being satisfactory. I wish
Frank Chu wrote:
Dear Andres,
Do you know if I should install the patches too ? and how ? I saw
these on win32 lyx's homepage:
Patches extra files: (updated 20030518)
extra_win32_files.tar.bz2 (Some extra header files MSVC wrapper)
lyx_win32.diff (Patch against CVS)
quick_fix.diff
Martijn Brouwer wrote:
P.S. When will 1.4 arrive and what will it bring us?
* Not any time soon.
* Lots.
The last few releases have concentrated on cleaning up the LyX source
code rather than on supporting a larger subset of LaTeX. Enhancements
have occurred (notably the math editor supports
Martijn Brouwer wrote:
When I tried it, it complained about the revtex4.layout, which is of
lyx 1.3. With the version of 1.4 Andre sent me, a 1.4 lyx document
was created which could not be imported in 1.4.
So for users of 1.3, reLyX is the only way to go.
Not true. The lyx2lyx python script
This is a possible solution for the problem with Lyx 1.3.2 Python on Windows.
I had the
exact problem in converting latex to lyx and while searching the mail-archives,
I could not found a solution. So the following tweaks I found may help some using
Lyx (1.3.2) on Windows 2000.
In the file
On Thursday 30 October 2003 00:53, Anbu Mani wrote:
This is a possible solution for the problem with Lyx 1.3.2 Python on
Windows. I had the
exact problem in converting latex to lyx and while searching the
mail-archives, I could not found a solution. So the following tweaks I
found may help
Hallo everybody,
I just installed the new distribution suse 9.0 with lyx 1.3.2 and qt 3.2.1 but
the math fonts do not work. free-ttf-fonts are installed, still all greeks
character and many symbol are not visible in math mode.
Anybody has an idea what has gone wrong?
Thanks a lot in advance
Hi Lorenzo!
I had exactly the same problems. The only solution I found, was to download
and to compile lyx 1.3.3 by myself.
Maybe this is a lyx-1.3.2/qt/SuSE bug.
Greetings
Christoph
On Thursday 30 October 2003 17:16, lorenzo wrote:
Hallo everybody,
I just installed the new distribution
Hi,
system: sparc solaris 2.7
lyx version: 1.3.3
qt version: 3.2.1
gcc version: 3.2.1
configure went through without problems.
make was running for more than an hour, then in crashed with:
gcc -O -fno-exceptions -Wl,-R/systools/lib -o lyx BufferView.o
BufferView_pimpl.o Bullet.o Chktex.o
Ulrich Hiller wrote:
Hi,
system: sparc solaris 2.7
lyx version: 1.3.3
qt version: 3.2.1
gcc version: 3.2.1
configure went through without problems.
make was running for more than an hour, then in crashed with:
[snip...]
support/.libs/libsupport.a(DebugStream.o) (symbol belongs to
Ulrich Hiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| Hi,
| system: sparc solaris 2.7
| lyx version: 1.3.3
| qt version: 3.2.1
| gcc version: 3.2.1
| configure went through without problems.
| make was running for more than an hour, then in crashed with:
| gcc -O -fno-exceptions -Wl,-R/systools/lib -o lyx
Just a query.
I have found LyX for Mac to be a very useful and approachable programme, and
I was wondering - why has it not appeared on VersionTracker, for example?
Is the author, Ronald Florence (as I understand) preferring to keep it
within the domain of those who have actively sought it out so
Hello,
I have three problems that I was hoping someone could help me with. The
first is I need to be able to change the default spacing between section
names in the TOC. So for example, say I have:
CHAPTER 1...2
Section 1.1...2
Section 1.2...5
and I want to change the
Dear Correspondents,
I am beginning to become fond of the font 'Computer Modern', but if I wish
to use it in LyX, I need to add to the preamble \usepackage{ae} in order
that it prints and displays as a much more attractive PS font.
Does anyone have an idea why the bitmapped font is the default?
This is what I have tried to do I spent an hour or so
fiddling with it the other day. Exact same dimensions
etc and it didnt work. Maybe it just didnt like m e
that day or something I will try again, I guess.
When cutting and pasting from gnumeric, I would
create a table in LyX
that was the
Peter Ringwood wrote:
Perhaps it
has something to do with unavailable PS maths glyphs. I am not
a mathematician, so perhaps this is something I just have to
deal with, but are there any opinions out there as to why the
default setting in such a great programme gives such an ugly
output?
It
Hi all,
I was trying to install LyX 1.3.3 on Slackware 9.1 but I either got
error messages about missing class files not in the right place or
getting a below-average GUI. I know it should work because I did the
same install on the same machine a few weeks ago and it all worked
properly, but
Peter Ringwood wrote:
I am beginning to become fond of the font 'Computer Modern',
but if I wish to use it in LyX, I need to add to the preamble
\usepackage{ae} in order that it prints and displays as a much
more attractive PS font.
I forgot to say, that you can certainly Save as Default and
I installed lyx1.3.3 on slack 9.1 a few days ago. (i assume you want the
xforms frontend)
install tex (/cdrom/slackware/t/tetex--.tar.gz I think)
Install xpm, then xforms
goto the lyx source dir, then:
./configure --frontend=xforms (qt for qt frontend)
make
make install (or checkinstall)
Just in case people aren't aware of this information.
-Marc
Jose' Matos wrote:
> > I am using lyx regularly to prepare slides and materials for classes.
> > With 1.3.3 I am working quite happily under SuSE 8.2. since it was
> > available.
>
> There was some problem with the rpm for SUSE 8.2.
>
> Jürgen, that made the package knows it better, let us
> "Juergen" == Juergen Spitzmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Juergen> Jose' Matos wrote:
>> > I am using lyx regularly to prepare slides and materials for
>> classes. > With 1.3.3 I am working quite happily under SuSE 8.2.
>> since it was > available.
>>
>> There was some problem with
Until sometime ago, I used the bitstream charter font for displaying roman text in
lyx, but a few days ago I saw lyx changed this to helvetica. Since this is a sans
serif bitmap font I wanted to revert to charter, but that font was not listed anymore
in the drop down list. It is still
When I tried it, it complained about the revtex4.layout, which is of lyx 1.3. With the
version of 1.4 Andre sent me, a 1.4 lyx document was created which could not be
imported in 1.4.
So for users of 1.3, reLyX is the only way to go.
Martijn
P.S. When will 1.4 arrive and what will it bring us?
Ronald Florence wrote:
> Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> You should find that the xforms frontend does have a more
>> manageable scrolling behaviour.
>
> I've used LyX from before version 1.0, with xforms and qt frontends,
> and don't remember the scrolling ever being
Frank Chu wrote:
> Dear Andres,
>
> Do you know if I should install the patches too ? and how ? I saw
> these on win32 lyx's homepage:
>
> Patches & extra files: (updated 20030518)
> extra_win32_files.tar.bz2 (Some extra header files & MSVC wrapper)
> lyx_win32.diff (Patch against CVS)
>
Martijn Brouwer wrote:
> P.S. When will 1.4 arrive and what will it bring us?
* Not any time soon.
* Lots.
The last few releases have concentrated on cleaning up the LyX source
code rather than on supporting a larger subset of LaTeX. Enhancements
have occurred (notably the math editor supports
Martijn Brouwer wrote:
> When I tried it, it complained about the revtex4.layout, which is of
> lyx 1.3. With the version of 1.4 Andre sent me, a 1.4 lyx document
> was created which could not be imported in 1.4.
> So for users of 1.3, reLyX is the only way to go.
Not true. The lyx2lyx python
This is a possible solution for the problem with Lyx 1.3.2 & Python on Windows.
I had the
exact problem in converting latex to lyx and while searching the mail-archives,
I could not found a solution. So the following tweaks I found may help some using
Lyx (1.3.2) on Windows 2000.
In the file
On Thursday 30 October 2003 00:53, Anbu Mani wrote:
> This is a possible solution for the problem with Lyx 1.3.2 & Python on
> Windows. I had the
> exact problem in converting latex to lyx and while searching the
> mail-archives, I could not found a solution. So the following tweaks I
> found may
Hallo everybody,
I just installed the new distribution suse 9.0 with lyx 1.3.2 and qt 3.2.1 but
the math fonts do not work. free-ttf-fonts are installed, still all greeks
character and many symbol are not visible in math mode.
Anybody has an idea what has gone wrong?
Thanks a lot in advance
Hi Lorenzo!
I had exactly the same problems. The only solution I found, was to download
and to compile lyx 1.3.3 by myself.
Maybe this is a lyx-1.3.2/qt/SuSE bug.
Greetings
Christoph
On Thursday 30 October 2003 17:16, lorenzo wrote:
> Hallo everybody,
>
> I just installed the new
Hi,
system: sparc solaris 2.7
lyx version: 1.3.3
qt version: 3.2.1
gcc version: 3.2.1
configure went through without problems.
make was running for more than an hour, then in crashed with:
gcc -O -fno-exceptions -Wl,-R/systools/lib -o lyx BufferView.o
BufferView_pimpl.o Bullet.o Chktex.o
Ulrich Hiller wrote:
> Hi,
> system: sparc solaris 2.7
> lyx version: 1.3.3
> qt version: 3.2.1
> gcc version: 3.2.1
>
> configure went through without problems.
> make was running for more than an hour, then in crashed with:
[snip...]
>>support/.libs/libsupport.a(DebugStream.o) (symbol
Ulrich Hiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Hi,
| system: sparc solaris 2.7
| lyx version: 1.3.3
| qt version: 3.2.1
| gcc version: 3.2.1
>
| configure went through without problems.
| make was running for more than an hour, then in crashed with:
>
| gcc -O -fno-exceptions -Wl,-R/systools/lib -o
Just a query.
I have found LyX for Mac to be a very useful and approachable programme, and
I was wondering - why has it not appeared on VersionTracker, for example?
Is the author, Ronald Florence (as I understand) preferring to keep it
within the domain of those who have actively sought it out so
Hello,
I have three problems that I was hoping someone could help me with. The
first is I need to be able to change the default spacing between section
names in the TOC. So for example, say I have:
CHAPTER 1...2
Section 1.1...2
Section 1.2...5
and I want to change the
Dear Correspondents,
I am beginning to become fond of the font 'Computer Modern', but if I wish
to use it in LyX, I need to add to the preamble \usepackage{ae} in order
that it prints and displays as a much more attractive PS font.
Does anyone have an idea why the bitmapped font is the default?
This is what I have tried to do I spent an hour or so
fiddling with it the other day. Exact same dimensions
etc and it didnt work. Maybe it just didnt like m e
that day or something I will try again, I guess.
>When cutting and pasting from gnumeric, I would
create a >table in LyX
>that was the
Peter Ringwood wrote:
> Perhaps it
> has something to do with unavailable PS maths glyphs. I am not
> a mathematician, so perhaps this is something I just have to
> deal with, but are there any opinions out there as to why the
> default setting in such a great programme gives such an ugly
>
Hi all,
I was trying to install LyX 1.3.3 on Slackware 9.1 but I either got
error messages about missing class files not in the right place or
getting a below-average GUI. I know it should work because I did the
same install on the same machine a few weeks ago and it all worked
properly, but
Peter Ringwood wrote:
> I am beginning to become fond of the font 'Computer Modern',
> but if I wish to use it in LyX, I need to add to the preamble
> \usepackage{ae} in order that it prints and displays as a much
> more attractive PS font.
I forgot to say, that you can certainly Save as Default
I installed lyx1.3.3 on slack 9.1 a few days ago. (i assume you want the
xforms frontend)
install tex (/cdrom/slackware/t/tetex--.tar.gz I think)
Install xpm, then xforms
goto the lyx source dir, then:
./configure --frontend=xforms (qt for qt frontend)
make
make install (or checkinstall)
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