On 5/22/05, Jörg Ebeling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > However, haven't known that there's a config file... Simply changed it > there so that it points to the lib32 one. > > And YEAHHHH... it works !!!
Glad to hear that. > I guess something other don't work now due to the config change... but > "shit happen" ;-) . I guess so, but making a copy first should solve that. > Beside that, is there a chance to get the pdf mozilla plugin working or > is that impossible at all (as long as there's no real AMD64 port) ? Try mozplugger. Seems to work for me, after a bit of tweaking. But the reload button restart acroread, which is probably necessary, but may not be what you want. > I know the other readers like xpdf, kpdf and the like, but beside that they > all have problems with some special images (i.e. JPEG transparency) or that > they're sometimes ugly in the handling, I've one BIIIIIG problem with > them... may be it's because of nescience of mine: > > "The all have NO reload possibility !" kpdf does. And gv has it in the File menu (which is not shown for a plugin, correct). Also UI of kpdf is very much improved with version 3.4: it finally scrolls nicely across pages, has page previews etc. I think it compare pretty well again acroread, as long as you do not need to fill in forms. > With kpdf or the like you need to close and re-open the file. Not any more, luckily. Just get it from ubuntu and give it a try. Imho kpdf is the one application tha makes upgrading worth it. Thomas
