Hi, Brenden,
First, I have to thank you for your feat to make zim possible in
Windows. Though I'm using it under Linux environ, there's always the
necessity to bring my own zim notebook to travel. Since I'm also
translating Zim into traditional Chinese, the tolerance of character
encoding is alw
Hi Brendan,
I tested successfully today on a XP system without administrator rights.
Pleasantly surprised it uses gtk 2.12 - my old install was still on 2.4, so
things look much more polished now :)
Only thing I ran into is that I had to disable the PERL5LIB environment
variable I had set for
Hi Brendan,
Great work, thanks a lot!
By accident I talked a colleague through installing on a windows system
without admin rights. So I fully feel the pain of installing manually :S
I'll give it a test drive tomorrow.
Brendan Kidwell wrote:
The launcher assumes that %USERPROFILE%/My Documen
2009/2/16 Brendan Kidwell :
> You can be the one to test it!
>
Alright, I could installit, I could run it, and I could get to the
opening screen. It looks like I could add a new notebook, but double
clicking the notebook (or single clicking it and pressing Open) would
close the dialog but the note
You can be the one to test it!
It should be portable. The entire application installs to "C:\Program
Files\Zim Desktop Wiki" by default. The launch script is start-zim.cmd, in
that folder. The launcher detects where it is run from and configures the
environment variables accordingly, then invokes
> You may have seen my message a month ago saying that I was planning to build
> a Windows installer for Zim. Well, here you go:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/zimdesktopwiki-windows/
>
> I could not come up with a convenient way to download large dependencies
> (Perl + GTK) from upstream sources dur
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