(OpenType fonts)
and support ofr cropped PDF/EPS. However, AFAIU, these enhancements will
have an effect on IP and on the exported document. Seems to me that the
math editor will still use the same screen fonts. Or am I wrong?
You are right, the mentioned features do not affect the look
I only tried them out for very simple cases as well.
Begging the pardon of LyX's developers, you'll find this resource much more
developed in texmacs, if you're not aware of it:
http://www.texmacs.org/tmweb/home/welcome.en.html
There, you'll find interfaces for several different CAS, such as
Jerry wrote:
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully
developed in LyX.
It is only very basic (and therefore not much
On 9/11/2013 9:03 a.m., Georg Baum wrote:
Jerry wrote:
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully
developed in LyX.
It
(OpenType fonts)
and support ofr cropped PDF/EPS. However, AFAIU, these enhancements will
have an effect on IP and on the exported document. Seems to me that the
math editor will still use the same screen fonts. Or am I wrong?
You are right, the mentioned features do not affect the look
I only tried them out for very simple cases as well.
Begging the pardon of LyX's developers, you'll find this resource much more
developed in texmacs, if you're not aware of it:
http://www.texmacs.org/tmweb/home/welcome.en.html
There, you'll find interfaces for several different CAS, such as
Jerry wrote:
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully
developed in LyX.
It is only very basic (and therefore not much
On 9/11/2013 9:03 a.m., Georg Baum wrote:
Jerry wrote:
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully
developed in LyX.
It
ed support for math font selection (OpenType fonts)
> > and support ofr cropped PDF/EPS. However, AFAIU, these enhancements will
> > have an effect on IP and on the exported document. Seems to me that the
> > math editor will still use the same screen fonts. Or am I wrong?
>
> You
I only tried them out for very simple cases as well.
Begging the pardon of LyX's developers, you'll find this resource much more
developed in texmacs, if you're not aware of it:
http://www.texmacs.org/tmweb/home/welcome.en.html
There, you'll find interfaces for several different CAS, such as
Jerry wrote:
> I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
> Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
> Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully
> developed in LyX.
It is only very basic (and therefore not
On 9/11/2013 9:03 a.m., Georg Baum wrote:
Jerry wrote:
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully
developed in LyX.
It
mentions enhanced support for math font selection (OpenType fonts) and support
ofr cropped PDF/EPS. However, AFAIU, these enhancements will have an effect on
IP and on the exported document. Seems to me that the math editor will still
use the same screen fonts. Or am I wrong?
--
Rudi Gaelzer
, these enhancements will
have an effect on IP and on the exported document. Seems to me that the
math editor will still use the same screen fonts. Or am I wrong?
You are right, the mentioned features do not affect the look of the math
editor. However, there are some new symbols in 2.1, mainly
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully developed
in LyX.
I'm curious to know how you and others have used this corner
mentions enhanced support for math font selection (OpenType fonts) and support
ofr cropped PDF/EPS. However, AFAIU, these enhancements will have an effect on
IP and on the exported document. Seems to me that the math editor will still
use the same screen fonts. Or am I wrong?
--
Rudi Gaelzer
, these enhancements will
have an effect on IP and on the exported document. Seems to me that the
math editor will still use the same screen fonts. Or am I wrong?
You are right, the mentioned features do not affect the look of the math
editor. However, there are some new symbols in 2.1, mainly
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully developed
in LyX.
I'm curious to know how you and others have used this corner
other different math fonts? The roadmap to LyX 2.1
mentions enhanced support for math font selection (OpenType fonts) and support
ofr cropped PDF/EPS. However, AFAIU, these enhancements will have an effect on
IP and on the exported document. Seems to me that the math editor will still
use the sam
PS. However, AFAIU, these enhancements will
> have an effect on IP and on the exported document. Seems to me that the
> math editor will still use the same screen fonts. Or am I wrong?
You are right, the mentioned features do not affect the look of the math
editor. However, there are some
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully developed
in LyX.
I'm curious to know how you and others have used this corner
Dear Lyx folks
I downloaded Lyx 2.0.2 and the default screen font is a sans serif font. I
went to Preferences to change back to my favored Times font as I use in 1.6.8,
but nothing I do there has any effect. What's the deal? How do I change to
Times as a screen font?
Bill Mullin
. What's the deal? How do I
change to Times as a screen font?
Have you tried Tools Prefs Look Feel Screen Fonts, and change
all families for 'Times'? If it still doesn't work, tell us exactly
what you select and where; and what you expect, and what happens.
Liviu
Bill Mullin
, but nothing I do there has any effect. What's the deal? How do I
change to Times as a screen font?
Have you tried Tools Prefs Look Feel Screen Fonts, and change
all families for 'Times'? If it still doesn't work, tell us exactly
what you select and where; and what you expect, and what
Begin forwarded message:
From: William Mullin mul...@physics.umass.edu
Subject: Re: Screen fonts in 2.0.2
Date: December 6, 2011 5:30:53 PM EST
To: Liviu Andronic landronim...@gmail.com
Dear Lyx folks
I downloaded Lyx 2.0.2 and the default screen font is a sans serif font. I
went
...@physics.umass.edu
Begin forwarded message:
From: William Mullin mul...@physics.umass.edu
Subject: Re: Screen fonts in 2.0.2
Date: December 6, 2011 5:30:53 PM EST
To: Liviu Andronic landronim...@gmail.com
Dear Lyx folks
I downloaded Lyx 2.0.2 and the default screen font is a sans
relaunch Lyx after having renamed your user
folder and try again to change the screen font?
Murat
2011/12/6 William Mullin mul...@physics.umass.edu
Begin forwarded message:
From: William Mullin mul...@physics.umass.edu
Subject: Re: Screen fonts in 2.0.2
Date: December 6, 2011 5:30
Dear Lyx folks
I downloaded Lyx 2.0.2 and the default screen font is a sans serif font. I
went to Preferences to change back to my favored Times font as I use in 1.6.8,
but nothing I do there has any effect. What's the deal? How do I change to
Times as a screen font?
Bill Mullin
. What's the deal? How do I
change to Times as a screen font?
Have you tried Tools Prefs Look Feel Screen Fonts, and change
all families for 'Times'? If it still doesn't work, tell us exactly
what you select and where; and what you expect, and what happens.
Liviu
Bill Mullin
, but nothing I do there has any effect. What's the deal? How do I
change to Times as a screen font?
Have you tried Tools Prefs Look Feel Screen Fonts, and change
all families for 'Times'? If it still doesn't work, tell us exactly
what you select and where; and what you expect, and what
Begin forwarded message:
From: William Mullin mul...@physics.umass.edu
Subject: Re: Screen fonts in 2.0.2
Date: December 6, 2011 5:30:53 PM EST
To: Liviu Andronic landronim...@gmail.com
Dear Lyx folks
I downloaded Lyx 2.0.2 and the default screen font is a sans serif font. I
went
...@physics.umass.edu
Begin forwarded message:
From: William Mullin mul...@physics.umass.edu
Subject: Re: Screen fonts in 2.0.2
Date: December 6, 2011 5:30:53 PM EST
To: Liviu Andronic landronim...@gmail.com
Dear Lyx folks
I downloaded Lyx 2.0.2 and the default screen font is a sans
relaunch Lyx after having renamed your user
folder and try again to change the screen font?
Murat
2011/12/6 William Mullin mul...@physics.umass.edu
Begin forwarded message:
From: William Mullin mul...@physics.umass.edu
Subject: Re: Screen fonts in 2.0.2
Date: December 6, 2011 5:30
Dear Lyx folks
I downloaded Lyx 2.0.2 and the default screen font is a sans serif font. I
went to Preferences to change back to my favored Times font as I use in 1.6.8,
but nothing I do there has any effect. What's the deal? How do I change to
Times as a screen font?
Bill Mullin
ng I do there has any effect. What's the deal? How do I
> change to Times as a screen font?
>
Have you tried Tools > Prefs > Look & Feel > Screen Fonts, and change
all families for 'Times'? If it still doesn't work, tell us exactly
what you select and where; and what you expect,
ces to change back to my favored Times font as I use in
>>> 1.6.8, but nothing I do there has any effect. What's the deal? How do I
>>> change to Times as a screen font?
>>>
>> Have you tried Tools > Prefs > Look & Feel > Screen Fonts, and change
>&
Begin forwarded message:
> From: William Mullin <mul...@physics.umass.edu>
> Subject: Re: Screen fonts in 2.0.2
> Date: December 6, 2011 5:30:53 PM EST
> To: Liviu Andronic <landronim...@gmail.com>
>
>>
>>> Dear Lyx folks
>>>
>>>
mul...@physics.umass.edu>
>
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> > From: William Mullin <mul...@physics.umass.edu>
> > Subject: Re: Screen fonts in 2.0.2
> > Date: December 6, 2011 5:30:53 PM EST
> > To: Liviu Andronic <landronim...@gmail.com>
> >
.. Maybe you should relaunch Lyx after having renamed your user
> folder and try again to change the screen font?
>
> Murat
>
> 2011/12/6 William Mullin <mul...@physics.umass.edu>
>
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> > From: William Mullin <mul...@physics.umas
On 4.09.08, Pavel Sanda wrote:
On 3.09.08, Paul Johnson wrote:
In Debian, latex-xft-fonts is suggested. I agree that the more
convincing recommended might be the better choice but there is no
need to require latex-xft-fonts.
i don't know how debian has handled this, but note,
On 4.09.08, Pavel Sanda wrote:
On 3.09.08, Paul Johnson wrote:
In Debian, latex-xft-fonts is suggested. I agree that the more
convincing recommended might be the better choice but there is no
need to require latex-xft-fonts.
i don't know how debian has handled this, but note,
On 4.09.08, Pavel Sanda wrote:
> > On 3.09.08, Paul Johnson wrote:
> >
> > > In Debian, latex-xft-fonts is "suggested". I agree that the more
> > > convincing "recommended" might be the better choice but there is no
> > > need to "require" latex-xft-fonts.
> i don't know how debian has
suppose that many Ubuntu users have that installed automatically
so they never fight the mystery of missing screen fonts. I'll suggest
to Ubuntu's lyx packager that latex-xft-fonts should be a required
package.
In Debian, latex-xft-fonts is suggested. I agree that the more
convincing recommended
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008, Paul Johnson wrote:
So far, in Ubuntu, I've found 2 solutions.
I had some issues, but the problem was that Ubunutu only included some
stuff in the basic LaTeX package. Installation additional packages solved
at lot of the headaches for me. Hava a look here:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008, Paul Johnson wrote:
So far, in Ubuntu, I've found 2 solutions.
I had some issues, but the problem was that Ubunutu only included some
stuff in the basic LaTeX package. Installation of additional packages
solved at lot of the headaches for me. Have a look here:
On 3.09.08, Paul Johnson wrote:
In Debian, latex-xft-fonts is suggested. I agree that the more
convincing recommended might be the better choice but there is no need
to require latex-xft-fonts.
i don't know how debian has handled this, but note, that lyx is shiped with
bakoma fonts
suppose that many Ubuntu users have that installed automatically
so they never fight the mystery of missing screen fonts. I'll suggest
to Ubuntu's lyx packager that latex-xft-fonts should be a required
package.
In Debian, latex-xft-fonts is suggested. I agree that the more
convincing recommended
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008, Paul Johnson wrote:
So far, in Ubuntu, I've found 2 solutions.
I had some issues, but the problem was that Ubunutu only included some
stuff in the basic LaTeX package. Installation additional packages solved
at lot of the headaches for me. Hava a look here:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008, Paul Johnson wrote:
So far, in Ubuntu, I've found 2 solutions.
I had some issues, but the problem was that Ubunutu only included some
stuff in the basic LaTeX package. Installation of additional packages
solved at lot of the headaches for me. Have a look here:
On 3.09.08, Paul Johnson wrote:
In Debian, latex-xft-fonts is suggested. I agree that the more
convincing recommended might be the better choice but there is no need
to require latex-xft-fonts.
i don't know how debian has handled this, but note, that lyx is shiped with
bakoma fonts
install-manager (aptitude)
whether a package of same (or similar) name is available.
> So I suppose that many Ubuntu users have that installed automatically
> so they never fight the mystery of missing screen fonts. I'll suggest
> to Ubuntu's lyx packager that latex-xft-fonts sho
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008, Paul Johnson wrote:
So far, in Ubuntu, I've found 2 solutions.
I had some issues, but the problem was that Ubunutu only included some
stuff in the basic LaTeX package. Installation additional packages solved
at lot of the headaches for me. Hava a look here:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008, Paul Johnson wrote:
So far, in Ubuntu, I've found 2 solutions.
I had some issues, but the problem was that Ubunutu only included some
stuff in the basic LaTeX package. Installation of additional packages
solved at lot of the headaches for me. Have a look here:
> On 3.09.08, Paul Johnson wrote:
>
> In Debian, latex-xft-fonts is "suggested". I agree that the more
> convincing "recommended" might be the better choice but there is no need
> to "require" latex-xft-fonts.
i don't know how debian has handled this, but note, that lyx is shiped with
bakoma
aren't befuddled by this. After some
googling, I learned that cmsy10.ttf is available as an optional
Ubuntu package latex-xft-fonts. So I suppose that many Ubuntu users
have that installed automatically so they never fight the mystery of
missing screen fonts. I'll suggest to Ubuntu's lyx packager
aren't befuddled by this. After some
googling, I learned that cmsy10.ttf is available as an optional
Ubuntu package latex-xft-fonts. So I suppose that many Ubuntu users
have that installed automatically so they never fight the mystery of
missing screen fonts. I'll suggest to Ubuntu's lyx packager
ixes "\cdot" and "\succ" is cmsy10.ttf.
I wondered why more Ubuntu users aren't befuddled by this. After some
googling, I learned that "cmsy10.ttf" is available as an optional
Ubuntu package "latex-xft-fonts". So I suppose that many Ubuntu users
have tha
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Hi,
I have just installed a fresh Ubuntu 8.04 distro onto my machine,
together with LyX that I am using to write my PhD thesis because I love
the way that it doesn't let control codes get in the way of the prose.
There seems to be a very nagging
Chris Jewell schrieb:
There seems to be a very nagging problem, however, in that whenever I'm
in a maths environment, the LaTeX command \propto is always displayed as
a \mu, rather than its correct symbol.
Do you have the LaTeX-XFT fonts installed?
regards Uwe
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There seems to be a very nagging problem, however, in that whenever I'm
in a maths environment, the LaTeX command \propto is always displayed as
a \mu, rather than its correct symbol.
Do you have the LaTeX-XFT fonts installed?
Ok, installing
Ok, installing the LaTeX-XFT fonts has cured the problem. Thank you!
Perhaps
this should be added to the dependencies for the deb LyX package?
Yes, please report this issue to the LyX debian package manager (this is Sven
Höxter as far as I know).
regards Uwe
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Hi,
I have just installed a fresh Ubuntu 8.04 distro onto my machine,
together with LyX that I am using to write my PhD thesis because I love
the way that it doesn't let control codes get in the way of the prose.
There seems to be a very nagging
Chris Jewell schrieb:
There seems to be a very nagging problem, however, in that whenever I'm
in a maths environment, the LaTeX command \propto is always displayed as
a \mu, rather than its correct symbol.
Do you have the LaTeX-XFT fonts installed?
regards Uwe
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There seems to be a very nagging problem, however, in that whenever I'm
in a maths environment, the LaTeX command \propto is always displayed as
a \mu, rather than its correct symbol.
Do you have the LaTeX-XFT fonts installed?
Ok, installing
Ok, installing the LaTeX-XFT fonts has cured the problem. Thank you!
Perhaps
this should be added to the dependencies for the deb LyX package?
Yes, please report this issue to the LyX debian package manager (this is Sven
Höxter as far as I know).
regards Uwe
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Hi,
I have just installed a fresh Ubuntu 8.04 distro onto my machine,
together with LyX that I am using to write my PhD thesis because I love
the way that it doesn't let control codes get in the way of the prose.
There seems to be a very nagging
Chris Jewell schrieb:
There seems to be a very nagging problem, however, in that whenever I'm
in a maths environment, the LaTeX command \propto is always displayed as
a \mu, rather than its correct symbol.
Do you have the LaTeX-XFT fonts installed?
regards Uwe
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>> There seems to be a very nagging problem, however, in that whenever I'm
>> in a maths environment, the LaTeX command \propto is always displayed as
>> a \mu, rather than its correct symbol.
>
> Do you have the LaTeX-XFT fonts installed?
>
Ok,
Ok, installing the LaTeX-XFT fonts has cured the problem. Thank you!
Perhaps
this should be added to the dependencies for the deb LyX package?
Yes, please report this issue to the LyX debian package manager (this is Sven
Höxter as far as I know).
regards Uwe
Hi,
can someone please help me setting larger screen fonts in LyX 1.5.2?
In previous versions I used
Tools/Settings/Screen Fonts/Magnification % 180
but this seems not to work in LyX1.5.2 under Windows-Vista. All it does is
magnify the spacing between words and between lines. The font
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
can someone please help me setting larger screen fonts in LyX 1.5.2?
In previous versions I used
Tools/Settings/Screen Fonts/Magnification % 180
but this seems not to work in LyX1.5.2 under Windows-Vista. All it does is
magnify the spacing between words
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In previous versions I used
Tools/Settings/Screen Fonts/Magnification % 180
but this seems not to work in LyX1.5.2 under Windows-Vista. All it does is
magnify the spacing between words and between lines. The font itself
remains as before.
This is a known bug
Hi,
can someone please help me setting larger screen fonts in LyX 1.5.2?
In previous versions I used
Tools/Settings/Screen Fonts/Magnification % 180
but this seems not to work in LyX1.5.2 under Windows-Vista. All it does is
magnify the spacing between words and between lines. The font
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
can someone please help me setting larger screen fonts in LyX 1.5.2?
In previous versions I used
Tools/Settings/Screen Fonts/Magnification % 180
but this seems not to work in LyX1.5.2 under Windows-Vista. All it does is
magnify the spacing between words
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In previous versions I used
Tools/Settings/Screen Fonts/Magnification % 180
but this seems not to work in LyX1.5.2 under Windows-Vista. All it does is
magnify the spacing between words and between lines. The font itself
remains as before.
This is a known bug
Hi,
can someone please help me setting larger screen fonts in LyX 1.5.2?
In previous versions I used
Tools/Settings/Screen Fonts/Magnification % 180
but this seems not to work in LyX1.5.2 under Windows-Vista. All it does is
magnify the spacing between words and between lines. The font
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
can someone please help me setting larger screen fonts in LyX 1.5.2?
In previous versions I used
Tools/Settings/Screen Fonts/Magnification % 180
but this seems not to work in LyX1.5.2 under Windows-Vista. All it does is
magnify the spacing between words
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In previous versions I used
>
> Tools/Settings/Screen Fonts/Magnification % 180
>
> but this seems not to work in LyX1.5.2 under Windows-Vista. All it does is
> magnify the spacing between words and between lines. The font itself
> remains as bef
I have recently installed Lyx from the Fedora 7 repository, to be exact
it is lyx-1.5.0-0.9.rc2.fc7. All of the screen fonts seem to be
missing, since everything on the screen appears in the 12-point Fixed
font, and running Lyx with debug produces the following errors:
$ lyx -dbg 512
I have recently installed Lyx from the Fedora 7 repository, to be exact
it is lyx-1.5.0-0.9.rc2.fc7. All of the screen fonts seem to be
missing, since everything on the screen appears in the 12-point Fixed
font, and running Lyx with debug produces the following errors:
$ lyx -dbg 512
I have recently installed Lyx from the Fedora 7 repository, to be exact
it is lyx-1.5.0-0.9.rc2.fc7. All of the screen fonts seem to be
missing, since everything on the screen appears in the 12-point Fixed
font, and running Lyx with debug produces the following errors:
$ lyx -dbg 512
Shu Li wrote:
Hi,
I am using Red Hat EL4, Qt 4.2.2 and Lyx 1.5.0 beta1. Comparing to the
old
Lyx 1.4.3, version 1.5.0 looks lacking of the anti-aliasing processing on
the screen fonts. While in 1.4.3 the screen fonts look pretty smooth,
those
in 1.5.0 have fractures or spikes and that made
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 10:46:08 +0100
From: Helge Hafting [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Shu Li [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org, lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Subject: Re: Lyx 1.5.0 beta1 screen fonts antialiasing?
Shu Li wrote:
[...]
I don't know if that's the problem of QT4 or Lyx, or could I
PROTECTED]
CC: lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Lyx 1.5.0 beta1 screen fonts antialiasing?
Shu Li wrote:
[...]
I don't know if that's the problem of QT4 or Lyx, or could I set some
preference to have the anti-aliasing back? Thank you.
My lyx 1.5 beta (on debian) does
Shu Li wrote:
I don't know if that's the problem of QT4 or Lyx
It's QT4
-- Rex
, though.
best,
Sam
On 2/28/07, Helge Hafting [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shu Li wrote:
Hi,
I am using Red Hat EL4, Qt 4.2.2 and Lyx 1.5.0 beta1. Comparing to the
old
Lyx 1.4.3, version 1.5.0 looks lacking of the anti-aliasing processing
on
the screen fonts. While in 1.4.3 the screen fonts look
Shu Li wrote:
Hi,
I am using Red Hat EL4, Qt 4.2.2 and Lyx 1.5.0 beta1. Comparing to the
old
Lyx 1.4.3, version 1.5.0 looks lacking of the anti-aliasing processing on
the screen fonts. While in 1.4.3 the screen fonts look pretty smooth,
those
in 1.5.0 have fractures or spikes and that made
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 10:46:08 +0100
From: Helge Hafting [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Shu Li [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org, lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Subject: Re: Lyx 1.5.0 beta1 screen fonts antialiasing?
Shu Li wrote:
[...]
I don't know if that's the problem of QT4 or Lyx, or could I
PROTECTED]
CC: lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Lyx 1.5.0 beta1 screen fonts antialiasing?
Shu Li wrote:
[...]
I don't know if that's the problem of QT4 or Lyx, or could I set some
preference to have the anti-aliasing back? Thank you.
My lyx 1.5 beta (on debian) does
Shu Li wrote:
I don't know if that's the problem of QT4 or Lyx
It's QT4
-- Rex
, though.
best,
Sam
On 2/28/07, Helge Hafting [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shu Li wrote:
Hi,
I am using Red Hat EL4, Qt 4.2.2 and Lyx 1.5.0 beta1. Comparing to the
old
Lyx 1.4.3, version 1.5.0 looks lacking of the anti-aliasing processing
on
the screen fonts. While in 1.4.3 the screen fonts look
Shu Li wrote:
Hi,
I am using Red Hat EL4, Qt 4.2.2 and Lyx 1.5.0 beta1. Comparing to the
old
Lyx 1.4.3, version 1.5.0 looks lacking of the anti-aliasing processing on
the screen fonts. While in 1.4.3 the screen fonts look pretty smooth,
those
in 1.5.0 have fractures or spikes and that made
>>Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 10:46:08 +0100
>>From: Helge Hafting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: Shu Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>CC: lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org, lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
>>Subject: Re: Lyx 1.5.0 beta1 screen fonts antialiasing?
>>
>>Shu Li w
lt;[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Lyx 1.5.0 beta1 screen fonts antialiasing?
Shu Li wrote:
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I don't know if that's the problem of QT4 or Lyx, or could I set some
preference to have the anti-aliasing back? Thank you.
My lyx 1.5 beta (on
Shu Li wrote:
> I don't know if that's the problem of QT4 or Lyx
It's QT4
-- Rex
, though.
best,
Sam
On 2/28/07, Helge Hafting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Shu Li wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Red Hat EL4, Qt 4.2.2 and Lyx 1.5.0 beta1. Comparing to the
> old
> Lyx 1.4.3, version 1.5.0 looks lacking of the anti-aliasing processing
on
> the screen fonts. W
Hi,
I am using Red Hat EL4, Qt 4.2.2 and Lyx 1.5.0 beta1. Comparing to the old
Lyx 1.4.3, version 1.5.0 looks lacking of the anti-aliasing processing on
the screen fonts. While in 1.4.3 the screen fonts look pretty smooth, those
in 1.5.0 have fractures or spikes and that made them unclear, even
Hi,
I am using Red Hat EL4, Qt 4.2.2 and Lyx 1.5.0 beta1. Comparing to the old
Lyx 1.4.3, version 1.5.0 looks lacking of the anti-aliasing processing on
the screen fonts. While in 1.4.3 the screen fonts look pretty smooth, those
in 1.5.0 have fractures or spikes and that made them unclear, even
Hi,
I am using Red Hat EL4, Qt 4.2.2 and Lyx 1.5.0 beta1. Comparing to the old
Lyx 1.4.3, version 1.5.0 looks lacking of the anti-aliasing processing on
the screen fonts. While in 1.4.3 the screen fonts look pretty smooth, those
in 1.5.0 have fractures or spikes and that made them unclear, even
Greetings,
I have just installed the latest CJK-LyX
(CJK-LyX-qt-1.4.2-1.i386.rpm), using the TeX Live distribution. This
works really well with GB encoding (simplified Chinese characters),
both for screen preview and in the DVI/PDF output. However, with Big5
encoding, as required for traditional
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