Once upon a time, I heard Paul Seelig say
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chanop Silpa-Anan) writes:
>
> > It's good that you put together the deb. However, I still experienced the
> > slowness when lyx calls latex from this deb. Do you have this problem on
> > your box with this deb?
> >
> Yes, unfortunately i do have it this way here as well. :-(
>
> > The only way I can get lyx to run properly (both 1.1.6fix2 and
> > 1.2.0cvs) is to use gcc-3.0. My locally compiled lyx-1.1.6fix2
> > (with gcc-3.0) works pretty well. You might consider recompile lyx with
> > gcc-3.0 to work around the slownes instead of exporting to latex and
> > compile by hand.
> >
> I run debian/unstable which is updated almost on a daily basis and
> there is still no gcc-3.0 included in the Debian FTP archive. And i
> really don't want to mess with a gcc prerelease.
Someone already mentioned that apt-get install gcc-3.0 would do the trick
:) It's quite neat to have both versions on the system.
> But if you'd like to, you could just send me along the appropriately
> namend binary (lyx_1.1.6fix2-0.gcc3.0 or something) and i'd put it on
> the FTP server for public consumption?
Ok, I'll make it publicly available at
deb http://dynax.anu.edu.au/debian sid extra
there is no source deb as of now :)
> To tell the truth, i even don't really use LyX myself, maybe just a
> few times a year. I feel more comfortable with AUCTeX on any kind of
> (X)Emacs and actually only compile the unofficial .deb because i like
> LyX so much, that i want others to be able to just drop in a mostly up
> to date release. LyX is just too great to be ignored... ;-)
>
> Thanks for the feedback, P. *8^)
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