hi,
a2ps does not work with tex file. if i execute
% a2ps test.tex
the printer just prints garbage.
in fact, by sending the output into a file
% a2ps test.tex -o testfile
[test.tex (tex, delegated to texi2dvi): 1 page on 1 sheet]
[Total: 2 pages on 1 sheet] saved into the file `testfile
At 12:24 Uhr -0400 28.04.2002, Bill Bumgarner wrote:
>BTW: If you do a 'fink --yes fetch-missing' and hit ctrl-c in the middle,
> it will abort the current download attempt, but continue the
>fetch-missing. If you hit ctrl-z and kill the fink process, it
>appears that fetch-missing keeps runn
>>
>> If so are there plans to make 'fink install' know about .deb files
>> available on the net? I ask because currently Fink Commander uses a
>> combination of 'fink' and 'apt-get' which can be confusing.
>
> Yes, I thought about it (and filed a feature request some time ago to
> remind m
BTW: If you do a 'fink --yes fetch-missing' and hit ctrl-c in the middle,
it will abort the current download attempt, but continue the
fetch-missing. If you hit ctrl-z and kill the fink process, it appears
that fetch-missing keeps running in an orphaned process. Likely as a
result of a us
At 12:50 Uhr +0100 27.04.2002, Damian Steer wrote:
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>Hi,
>
>I'm currently trying to port the latest version of Amaya (6.0). Alas
>it has a rather nasty bug, so the developers have asked for a stack
>trace. (They've been very helpful, I should add)
>
At 13:35 Uhr +0100 28.04.2002, Julius Ross wrote:
>On Friday, April 26, 2002, at 02:53 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
>>
>>'fink install', on the other hand, downloads a source file, if needed, and
>>builds the package using the C compiler. This is a slower process than
>>downloading and installing
At 11:44 Uhr -0400 28.04.2002, Bill Bumgarner wrote:
>I'll give it a try, but it looks like I'll have to patch the whole
>downloading thing fairly heavily if I am to make it such that it
>runs without human interaction. I figure I'll need to:
>
> - skip things that have already been downl
I'll give it a try, but it looks like I'll have to patch the whole
downloading thing fairly heavily if I am to make it such that it runs
without human interaction. I figure I'll need to:
- skip things that have already been downloaded
- only download those packages that change
Since Fink is written in perl and uses curl for downloads, you should be
able to install Fink on a linux box and run "fink fetch foo" or "fink
fetch-all" with no problem (if that's what you had in mind), assuming you
have uptodate versions of perl and curl there.
-- Dave
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...be to rip out all of the Fink code related to downloading source
tarballs and make it portable to multiple platforms?
I ask because I have a Linux box on the net that is doing very little
[lite mail services, that's it] and I would like to be able to point about
a dozen isolated Fink instal
I submitted my openmotif package if anyone would like to help with
it. Still a few remaining issues.
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=549733&group_id=17203&atid=414256
(why openmotif? well, one app that I am porting, at least, does not
like lesstif. That may be true for
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