Adinda, I don't know if you specified, but you probably need a "686" version rather than a 586.
However, why not simply download the source and compile it yourself? It is no more than a minor issue to do so. On the old machine I am using just now, it did take some time to do, but the result was an installation perfectly matched to the machine. The source distribution has a file called INSTALL (remember that case matters in UNIX/Linux!). It has instructions for how to do things. For example, in my case the first command once I made sure that all the other files and utilities LyX likes to see were installed was: ./configure --with-frontend=qt --with-qt-dir=/usr/share/qt3 --with-version-suffix That way, the resulting executable is labeled with the version as "lyx 1.4.1" and can peacefully co-exist with a prior version. Then, when the configuration was done, it was a simple: make make install and the deed was done. My distribution is Kubuntu Dapper, and unfortunately the version in the repository is 1.3.7. To do the 1.4.1, I wound up having to do the compile from source. If you haven't installed anything from source before, it is a valuable experience to have. Meanwhile, if you haven't done so and are running a 586 kernel, see about a 686-- assuming you run anything Pentium II or newer in the 32-bit world. David
Adinda Praditya wrote: > Hi list,... > > I went to ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/bin/1.4.1/ and found only the 64 bit > version of lyx for suse 10.x. So, is there its i586 version?
