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Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Two problems.
First problem is in my Debian install, and here the problem is any sort of
printing. Print card, print field, page setup. As a for example, create a
field, select it (this is in the IDE) and select Print from the file menu.
There seem not to be any
On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 6:27 PM, Richard Gaskin
ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote:
PS - An interesting side note in my testing: While using Rev under Ubuntu
I found that opening the Dictionary slowed everything in Rev to a painful
crawl. So I installed MetaCard there, and its Dictionary works
I've got Andre's Suse based distribution but have not yet burned to usb and
fired up. However, thinking about this, there are some considerations
about a reference distro, which could be a very useful possible way out of
the Linux issues. Thoughts:
1) it needs to run Rev exactly as the
Hey Peter,
this is an excellent idea!
Of course to make this official it would require action by the mothership.
But even without that, having a reference distribution where rev works without
major flaws would be very empowering, as one could just point ones clients to
the reference distro and
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
1) it needs to run Rev exactly as the developers expect.
So, if revPrintField and multiple desktops are not supported, they should
not work on the reference distribution, and the release notes should say
so. Or, if they are, the release notes should say so, and they
On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Richard Gaskin
ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote:
revPrintField: What is the nature of the problem with that command on
Linux? I searched for those terms in the RQCC and came up empty - what's
the RQCC #? I wonder if it's something we may be able to fix
Folks,
I am building VM images, USB Images and LiveCD. It is SuSe based and
Gnome based. I would not switch to build in any other distro such as
debian or slackware for they do not provide anything like susestudio
which is the only way I can use my free time to build a distro for us.
SuSe is a
, and a reference system on which
it has been seen working. Or what is not supposed to work, and what
reference system it has been shown not to work on, that will do too.
Clarity!
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