I don't know if Lyx has any special constrains that would block the following
solution but maybe you should give it a try.
1) On the server, install manually from source Lyx on a separate directory
(like /opt/Lyx).
2) Export the above said directory.
3) On the client side, adjust the users'
On Friday 03 February 2006 09:19, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Does Kile and Emacs easily run under windows, I mean do they have an own
win-installer?
many thanks
regards Uwe
I believe Emacs works ok under windows but requires some major hocus pocus to
install it. As for Kile... oh dear. You would
I don't know if Lyx has any special constrains that would block the following
solution but maybe you should give it a try.
1) On the server, install manually from source Lyx on a separate directory
(like /opt/Lyx).
2) Export the above said directory.
3) On the client side, adjust the users'
On Friday 03 February 2006 09:19, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Does Kile and Emacs easily run under windows, I mean do they have an own
win-installer?
many thanks
regards Uwe
I believe Emacs works ok under windows but requires some major hocus pocus to
install it. As for Kile... oh dear. You would
I don't know if Lyx has any special constrains that would block the following
solution but maybe you should give it a try.
1) On the server, install manually from source Lyx on a separate directory
(like /opt/Lyx).
2) Export the above said directory.
3) On the client side, adjust the users'
On Friday 03 February 2006 09:19, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
>
> Does Kile and Emacs easily run under windows, I mean do they have an own
> win-installer?
>
> many thanks
> regards Uwe
I believe Emacs works ok under windows but requires some major hocus pocus to
install it. As for Kile... oh dear. You
On Friday 22 April 2005 12:28, samar wrote:
Eugenio wrote:
After some help from Till Tantau, and consulting every related document I
could find, including de Lyx page, I developed an approach that works (?)
for me including the following commands in the preamble:
On Friday 22 April 2005 12:28, samar wrote:
Eugenio wrote:
After some help from Till Tantau, and consulting every related document I
could find, including de Lyx page, I developed an approach that works (?)
for me including the following commands in the preamble:
On Friday 22 April 2005 12:28, samar wrote:
> Eugenio wrote:
> > After some help from Till Tantau, and consulting every related document I
> > could find, including de Lyx page, I developed an approach that works (?)
> > for me including the following commands in the preamble:
> >
> >
On Tuesday 19 April 2005 19:44, Rich Drewes wrote:
Serious Word users would point to EndNote and say that tools like
BibTex/Pybliographic are toys in comparison. (EndNote supports importing
BibTex, BTW.) For certain things they are right--BibTex+Pybliographic
handles the basics well, but
On Thursday 21 April 2005 19:41, Rich Drewes wrote:
On Thu, 21 Apr 2005, Gerasimos Grammatikopoulos wrote:
One big issue here is that such third party add-ons for Word are usually
paid their LOC in gold.
(LOC?)
Lines Of Code :-) It's certainly not their weight (10-20 grams per cd more
On Tuesday 19 April 2005 19:44, Rich Drewes wrote:
Serious Word users would point to EndNote and say that tools like
BibTex/Pybliographic are toys in comparison. (EndNote supports importing
BibTex, BTW.) For certain things they are right--BibTex+Pybliographic
handles the basics well, but
On Thursday 21 April 2005 19:41, Rich Drewes wrote:
On Thu, 21 Apr 2005, Gerasimos Grammatikopoulos wrote:
One big issue here is that such third party add-ons for Word are usually
paid their LOC in gold.
(LOC?)
Lines Of Code :-) It's certainly not their weight (10-20 grams per cd more
On Tuesday 19 April 2005 19:44, Rich Drewes wrote:
> Serious Word users would point to EndNote and say that tools like
> BibTex/Pybliographic are toys in comparison. (EndNote supports importing
> BibTex, BTW.) For certain things they are right--BibTex+Pybliographic
> handles the basics well, but
On Thursday 21 April 2005 19:41, Rich Drewes wrote:
> On Thu, 21 Apr 2005, Gerasimos Grammatikopoulos wrote:
> > One big issue here is that such third party add-ons for Word are usually
> > paid their LOC in gold.
>
> (LOC?)
Lines Of Code :-) It's certainly not their weigh
On Friday 21 February 2003 19:52, Guido Milanese wrote:
I followed the recent debate about lyx and Greek. I use a lot of ancient
Greek quotations: although I cannot see Greek while editing, I am
satisfied with the excellent DVI output. I have been requested to send
a PDF file: in these cases,
On Friday 21 February 2003 19:52, Guido Milanese wrote:
I followed the recent debate about lyx and Greek. I use a lot of ancient
Greek quotations: although I cannot see Greek while editing, I am
satisfied with the excellent DVI output. I have been requested to send
a PDF file: in these cases,
On Friday 21 February 2003 19:52, Guido Milanese wrote:
> I followed the recent debate about lyx and Greek. I use a lot of ancient
> Greek quotations: although I cannot see Greek while editing, I am
> satisfied with the excellent DVI output. I have been requested to send
> a PDF file: in these
Alright, I'm going crazy...
I created my own kmap and a modified iso-8859.cdef under .lyx/kbd where greek
characters were stated for what they are (that is TYPED as greek chars). I
load lyx and behold, lyx types greek chars on-screen when the language is
defined as greek. Unfortunately, it also
Sorry for the late response, I was away in a conference and e-mailing was at
least problematic.
So to offer some answers,
1) Obviously because I tried it and it did not work... I also think it's
unrelated since other qt-based apps (like this very kmail for example) have
no problems handling
Sorry for the late response, I was away in a conference and e-mailing was at
least problematic.
So to offer some answers,
1) Obviously because I tried it and it did not work... I also think it's
unrelated since other qt-based apps (like this very kmail for example) have
no problems handling
Sorry for the late response, I was away in a conference and e-mailing was at
least problematic.
So to offer some answers,
1) "Obviously" because I tried it and it did not work... I also think it's
unrelated since other qt-based apps (like this very kmail for example) have
no problems handling
Hello all,
I recently installed Lyx 1.3 with qt on a Gentoo 1.4-rc1 box with the
intention to produce documents among others also in greek (that is not using
greek just for symbols). I installed the relative babel support and
reconfigured Lyx to find out something quite strange:
While the .dvi
On Friday 14 February 2003 15:43, John Levon wrote:
What is your $LANG set to ? You may have to set it to greek to enter the
text (this is an X/Qt thing not LyX's).
Well, all other X apps work fine, and so does Lyx if the document language is
set to english. Exporting LANG=el_GR before loading
Hello all,
I recently installed Lyx 1.3 with qt on a Gentoo 1.4-rc1 box with the
intention to produce documents among others also in greek (that is not using
greek just for symbols). I installed the relative babel support and
reconfigured Lyx to find out something quite strange:
While the .dvi
On Friday 14 February 2003 15:43, John Levon wrote:
What is your $LANG set to ? You may have to set it to greek to enter the
text (this is an X/Qt thing not LyX's).
Well, all other X apps work fine, and so does Lyx if the document language is
set to english. Exporting LANG=el_GR before loading
Hello all,
I recently installed Lyx 1.3 with qt on a Gentoo 1.4-rc1 box with the
intention to produce documents among others also in greek (that is not using
greek just for symbols). I installed the relative babel support and
"reconfigured" Lyx to find out something quite strange:
While the
On Friday 14 February 2003 15:43, John Levon wrote:
> What is your $LANG set to ? You may have to set it to greek to enter the
> text (this is an X/Qt thing not LyX's).
Well, all other X apps work fine, and so does Lyx if the document language is
set to english. Exporting LANG="el_GR" before
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