Thank you all for your responses. I remember thinking at one point months
ago that I should learn to work with svn but I only gave it about 30 min, so
I was generally overwhelmed by it. Now that I have a little more time, I
have found the red book to be great. rh's instructions cover probably
Thank you all for your responses. I remember thinking at one point months
ago that I should learn to work with svn but I only gave it about 30 min, so
I was generally overwhelmed by it. Now that I have a little more time, I
have found the red book to be great. rh's instructions cover probably
Greetings All -
I'd say I write some pretty solid C++ code, but I haven't the first clue
where to start if I wanted to play with the LyX code, let alone contribute
to the project. I looked around the website but I couldn't find what I was
looking for. Links to any of the following information
Greetings All -
I'd say I write some pretty solid C++ code, but I haven't the first clue
where to start if I wanted to play with the LyX code, let alone contribute
to the project. I looked around the website but I couldn't find what I was
looking for. Links to any of the following information
Greetings all -
I wanted to offer a suggestion about a portable LyX file format. This was
recently brought up on the LyX-users mailing list and has been discussed
previously (heatedly?) as documented here -
http://wiki.lyx.org/Devel/BundleSuggestions - and here -
Hello Bo -
Thanks for your thoughts. I skimmed your pdf but I'll have to give it a
fuller read later. In the meantime I wanted to respond to your post.
The lossy .plyx - .lyx - .plyx conversion has been the center of all
discussions.
As I envision things, the actual conversion of .plyx -
Apparently the file that I attached is interpreted (in my OS/browser) as a
.bin file when I try to download it. I'm assuming that's because firefox is
choking on it due to the lack of a file extension, or it's Linux and the
file starts with a period and that's a magic number...? I've made a
Hey Bo, thanks again for your responses.
it does not seem to differ much from a previous bundling implementation...
It was due to a lot of technical and usage difficulties that that
implementation was reverted.
I found a thread from about a year ago
Greetings all -
I wanted to offer a suggestion about a portable LyX file format. This was
recently brought up on the LyX-users mailing list and has been discussed
previously (heatedly?) as documented here -
http://wiki.lyx.org/Devel/BundleSuggestions - and here -
Hello Bo -
Thanks for your thoughts. I skimmed your pdf but I'll have to give it a
fuller read later. In the meantime I wanted to respond to your post.
The lossy .plyx -> .lyx -> .plyx conversion has been the center of all
> discussions.
>
As I envision things, the actual conversion of .plyx
Apparently the file that I attached is interpreted (in my OS/browser) as a
.bin file when I try to download it. I'm assuming that's because firefox is
choking on it due to the lack of a file extension, or it's Linux and the
file starts with a period and that's a magic number...? I've made a
Hey Bo, thanks again for your responses.
it does not seem to differ much from a previous bundling implementation...
> It was due to a lot of technical and usage difficulties that that
> implementation was reverted.
>
I found a thread from about a year ago
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