Hi, > Thanks for the quick response.
No probs - this list is know for it ;-) > Yes, 1.0.1 and .5 of the lib from the tar file. I'll follow your advice > below and see what I get. BTW, is there any documentation on the > architecture / structure of Scribus that I could use as a starting point for > digging into the code? As such, the only real documentation is the API docs inside of the main Scribus tarball (or from CVS). As for digging into the code, dive in somewhere - unfortunately it's about the only way to do it (though we really could do with someone to document the code so Franz, Peter and myself can get on with adding more features). As to the architecture... It's a Qt based application for use on any machine which has an X server and Qt on. That means it will work (and does) under BSD, OSX, Linux and Win2K (though by all accounts, it's quite unstable on Win2K). Folks on this list use a variety of versions of Linux (including Yellowdog). Interestingly, we've found some distros easier to work with than others! Franz and I both develop the code under Linux. I'm using RedHat 9 (standard kernel) with Qt 3.2 (self compiled) and gcc 3.3. By choice, both Franz and I use KDevelop. My laptop is similar, except it uses kernel 2.6.0-test4-bk2 (currently) under RH9. Everything else though is the same. Should you want to dive in and help out, feel free to mail on or off the list :-) TTFN Paul P.S. Please don't top post - it really does screw up any logic in an email thread. -- One OS to fool them all One browser to find them One email client to bring them all And through security holes, blind them...
