On Wednesday 31 October 2001 12:21, you wrote: > Superb! Taking the UG off my shoulders, even if temporarily, is a huge > help. There are things in Extended and Customization that I would rather > worry about, so I really appreciate your jumping in.
Yeah, and this probably fits my user-level better... I don't know as much as you or others when it comes to the Extended and Customization level of work. > I meant feature freeze ... oops. Unfortunately, the dialog changes are the > things which directly impact the documentation. The GUII and kernel stuff Yeah, that's going to be the "fun" thing - updating all the dialog changes... > are invisible to the user, and thus invisible to the documentation > (mostly). I'm hoping that the eventual release of pre1 will mean the > dialogs, keybindings, etc. will be frozen long enough that we can actually Well, fortunately JMarc just confirmed that pre1 would be a good bet. :) > Just follow (carefully) the instructions for downloading from CVS on the > appropriate LyX webpage. Anonymous downloading isn't too bad. If that gets > too weird, though, what sort of system to you have? If it is some sort of > Linux Redhat/Mandrake-looking thing, I can provide you a compiled tarball. > If it is something else, I can at least give you a source tarball. Well, I got the cvs onto my system last night -- both the lyx-devel and lyxdoc branches. But now it appears that I'm having library issues when trying to get it to compile. <sigh> I posted a message over on the devel list to get some assistance in tracking down the problem (probably just need a different version of libxpm or xforms -- but I'm not certain...) Once I get the make working, I'll get it installed as a beta version and start working with it. // George
