It doesn't throw an error, but the language isn't being set to english, so blindtext is outputting lorem ipsum, not english and math as it should.
attempt at quasi-MWE and pdf output attached. Note absence of math, though \setmathfont is working now.
Actually, ntitai, I tried this originally...before putting \usepackage[english]{babel} (as the blintext manual directs) in the language custom area (which now works), and that's where I came in...the circle is complete. hakunamatata.
davidPS I haven't updated to LyX 2.1 yet...no, I'll confess: I mean I did update, but got errors with my files (apparently others too...); I rolled back and was going to try again, but as I was cleaning up/backing up the files I needed, got snagged in this blindtext problem...you caught me :-)
On Sat, 10 May 2014 17:02:11 +0900, Guenter Milde <mi...@users.sf.net> wrote:
On 2014-05-10, asllearner wrote:This I knew not. But, you are quite correct, it works charmingly.(specifically, in the language package custom area:\usepackage{polyglossia}, and in preamble: \setdefaultlanguage{english} )Then, you can also do this a more "LyXish" way: * Document>Settings>Fonts [x] use non-TeX fonts * Document>Settings>Language language-package [auto] (or polyglossia) * Document>Settings>Language English Günter
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