When I type in some fonts lyx display screen shows different fonts. For
example, the Greek letter "Pi" shows up as Q. Though, the font shows up
correctly when I compile the file.
I would be grateful if you could help me.
Eren
On Sun, Jun 04, 2017 at 06:59:04PM +0100, F M Salter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> With texlive 2017 containing the stix two fonts, will they be one of
> the font choices readily available in LyX 2.3?
I don't think so. See
http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/9014
Scott
Hi,
With texlive 2017 containing the stix two fonts, will they be one of
the font choices readily available in LyX 2.3?
Regards
Frank Salter
e safe and use the LaTeX command which seems guaranteed to
> > work?
>
> Because this very much depends on the fonts -- with Unicode fonts, it is
> really hard to tell which characters are present in advance. (Polyglossia
> tries to give advance warnings (actually errors) based on fon
ks. But if I do:
> 2. Document > Settings > check Use non-TeX fonts
> and then compile (with XeTeX), I get a "Missing glyphs" error.
Yes, this is (and always was) the expected behaviour for "non-TeX" fonts.
XeTeX/LuaTeX uses Unicode as font encoding (unless tol
I don't have much experience using XeTeX so I'm wondering if the
following is expected:
1. Insert > Special Characters > Miscellaneous Symbols, and then choose
\FiveStarOpen (the hollow star).
If I compile, it works. But if I do:
2. Document > Settings > check Use n
On 09/26/2016 09:09 AM, Daniel CLEMENT wrote:
With QT4 (no QT5 yet here) I can manage menu font sizes for QT apps with
the qtconfig-qt4 utility. It works well in XFCE.
However, AFAIK there's no QT5 counterpart (am I wrong?)
HTH,
I had a bad link to qtconfig, but when I installed qtconfig-qt4 i
Le dimanche 25 septembre 2016 à 09:31 -0400, David L. Johnson a écrit :
> >> I recommend compiling LyX 2.2.0 with Qt 5.6. The latter knows about
> >> high-dpi monitors, and it uses the system settings to select the
> >> appropriate magnification.
> And what "system settings" allow me to change the
I recommend compiling LyX 2.2.0 with Qt 5.6. The latter knows about
high-dpi monitors, and it uses the system settings to select the
appropriate magnification.
And what "system settings" allow me to change the fontsize globally? I
use xfce4, and have also been looking for that.
Have you tried
t; > > to install debian testing on it, rather than whatever was there
> > > beforehand.
> > >
> > > Most things are working great, but some, like LyX, do not make it easy
> > > to enlarge the menu fonts. With a standard HD monitor, 1920x1080 in a
> >
>
> > Most things are working great, but some, like LyX, do not make it easy
> > to enlarge the menu fonts. With a standard HD monitor, 1920x1080 in a
> > 12.6" size (32cm), and my cruddy vision, menu fonts are impossible. I
> > found advice to adjust the Qt fon
Le 25/09/2016 à 06:27, David L. Johnson a écrit :
I just recently got a tablet/laptop, an asus t300 chi. I have managed
to install debian testing on it, rather than whatever was there beforehand.
Most things are working great, but some, like LyX, do not make it easy
to enlarge the menu fonts
I just recently got a tablet/laptop, an asus t300 chi. I have managed
to install debian testing on it, rather than whatever was there beforehand.
Most things are working great, but some, like LyX, do not make it easy
to enlarge the menu fonts. With a standard HD monitor, 1920x1080 in a
12.6
Le 02/07/2016 20:20, Steve Litt a écrit :
Hi all,
The second edition of my book "Manager's Guide to Technical
Troubleshooting" will ship as a 3.5" x 5.5" PDF instead of printed
paper. As you can imagine, for any reasonable facimile of decent
reading, I must embed the
Hi all,
The second edition of my book "Manager's Guide to Technical
Troubleshooting" will ship as a 3.5" x 5.5" PDF instead of printed
paper. As you can imagine, for any reasonable facimile of decent
reading, I must embed the fonts used. However, most fonts that are
"
Cannot find "latinmodern-math.otf" in index.
>> luaotfload | resolve : Hint: use the --fuzzy option to display
>> suggestions. luaotfload | resolve : Looking for close matches, this may
>> take a while ... luaotfload | query : Distance from "latinmodernmathotf":
is may
> take a while ... luaotfload | query : Distance from "latinmodernmathotf":
> 7
> LatinModernMath-Regular
> LatinModernMath-Regular
> [nbecker@nbecker2 interference]$ luaotfload-tool --find=latinmodern-math
> [--
> fuzzy
> luaotfload | resolve : Font
display suggestions.
luaotfload | resolve : Looking for close matches, this may take a while ...
luaotfload | query : Distance from "latinmodernmathotf": 7
LatinModernMath-Regular
LatinModernMath-Regular
[nbecker@nbecker2 interference]$ luaotfload-tool --find=latinmodern-math --
fu
On Friday, July 1, 2016 9:13:07 AM WEST Neal Becker wrote:
> There it is!
> I've tried
> sudo mktexlsr --verbose
> and also rm -rf ~/.texlive2015 to clean cache.
Hi Neal,
do you have texlive-lm-math installed?
If not this should work:
# dnf install texlive-lm-math
Regards,
--
José Abí
Neal Becker wrote:
> Richard Heck wrote:
>
>> On 06/30/2016 03:38 PM, Neal Becker wrote:
>>> Selecting "Use non-tex fonts" and then Math: non-tex fonts default, I
>>> get: luaotfload | load : path lookup of "latinmodern-math" unsuccessful,
>
Richard Heck wrote:
> On 06/30/2016 03:38 PM, Neal Becker wrote:
>> Selecting "Use non-tex fonts" and then Math: non-tex fonts default, I
>> get: luaotfload | load : path lookup of "latinmodern-math" unsuccessful,
>> falling back
>> to file:
>
On 06/30/2016 03:38 PM, Neal Becker wrote:
Selecting "Use non-tex fonts" and then Math: non-tex fonts default, I get:
luaotfload | load : path lookup of "latinmodern-math" unsuccessful, falling
back
to file:
luaotfload | load : path lookup of "latinmodern-math" u
Selecting "Use non-tex fonts" and then Math: non-tex fonts default, I get:
luaotfload | load : path lookup of "latinmodern-math" unsuccessful, falling
back
to file:
luaotfload | load : path lookup of "latinmodern-math" unsuccessful, falling
back
to file:
LaTeX
d via
either Ctrl+R within LyX, or by lyx --export pdf4, the two instances of
ascii quotes become two closing smart quotes.
If one wants to use the Liberation fonts (they're very safe from a
legal standpoint), how does one get the PDF conversion to leave ascii
quotes as ascii quotes?
Thanks,
Ste
I have version 2.1.14 and still have the exact problem described by OP.
best,
ll of the
> alternatives, but "default" definitely didn't work.
Strange. Generally, using polyglossia is recommended with "non-TeX fonts".
What was the problem? What did the log tell?
> On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 8:01 AM, Richard Opheim wrote:
>> On Fri,
lish and another that applies only to Japanese.
>>
>> ...
>>
>> >> "Times New Roman" is set in the Settings/Fonts/Roman dropdown box. I
>> have
>> >> of course checked non-TeX fonts.
>>
>>
>> >> ... I read somewher
> ...
>
> >> "Times New Roman" is set in the Settings/Fonts/Roman dropdown box. I
> have
> >> of course checked non-TeX fonts.
>
>
> >> ... I read somewhere about the following command which I inserted into
> >> the preamble.
>
> >
On 2015-07-08, Guenter Milde wrote:
> On 2015-07-08, Richard Opheim wrote:
>> So what I want to do is to have one font that applies only to
>> English and another that applies only to Japanese.
...
>> "Times New Roman" is set in the Settings/Fonts/Roman dropdown b
On 2015-07-08, Richard Opheim wrote:
> [-- Type: text/plain, Encoding: --]
> I wanted to continue this topic, but somehow the thread got broken.
> I want to use English and Japanese in the same document. If I specify my
> desired font in the dropdown box in Documents/Settings/Fon
I wanted to continue this topic, but somehow the thread got broken.
I want to use English and Japanese in the same document. If I specify my
desired font in the dropdown box in Documents/Settings/Fonts, Japanese
characters will not appear in the PDF.
If I try to use a Japanese font, formatting
On 2015-04-17, Langer, Tino wrote:
> Hi Scott.
> yes I did. After some additional search I'm not sure the way I installed
> the font was the right one. I followed this hints:
> http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/95452/how-to-install-a-font-in-windows
> But I also found an very old package '
2015-04-17 21:43 GMT+02:00 Langer, Tino:
> The question is: As the new font FGrutiger doesn't appear at the font list
> in Dokument --> Preferentes --> Fonts - how to set them as the standard
> font for the document? As a workarround I added the command
> '\fontfamil
ager :-( Do you have some hints
how to
get it working? Using my current way the footnotes, headlines, page
numbers
don't use the frutiger font :-(
Many thanks! - Tino
Hi Tino,
I am only familiar with Ubuntu, where all the fonts I install seem to
show up without issue. Hopefully someone els
sing my current way the footnotes, headlines, page numbers
don't use the frutiger font :-(
Many thanks! - Tino
Hi Tino,
I am only familiar with Ubuntu, where all the fonts I install seem to
show up without issue. Hopefully someone else has an idea.
Best,
Scott
>
> Many thanks! - Tino
Hi Tino,
I am only familiar with Ubuntu, where all the fonts I install seem to
show up without issue. Hopefully someone else has an idea.
Best,
Scott
:43 PM, Langer, Tino wrote:
Hello,
I have a small question using additionally installed fonts with lyx. So I
installed the font Frutiger an tried them successfully compiling the
following .tex-file
<-- snip -->
\documentclass[english]{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[lati
On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 3:43 PM, Langer, Tino wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a small question using additionally installed fonts with lyx. So I
> installed the font Frutiger an tried them successfully compiling the
> following .tex-file
>
> <-- snip -->
> \
Hello,
I have a small question using additionally installed fonts with lyx. So
I installed the font Frutiger an tried them successfully compiling the
following .tex-file
<-- snip -->
\documentclass[english]{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[latin9]{inputenc}
\makea
On 2015-04-14, Neal Becker wrote:
> In the document/settings/fonts dialog:
> Using:
> Use non-tex fonts
> I can select various text fonts, but the only selection of math fonts is:
> Class Defaults (TeX fonts)
> Non-tex default
The latter (non-tex default) just inserts \usepa
It is my understanding that if a selected font has math characters with it,
that will automatically be used. Most fonts do not so it falls back to the
default. There are a series of default options which are quite good and if
it makes you feel better, having greek letters in one font and normal
In the document/settings/fonts dialog:
Using:
Use non-tex fonts
I can select various text fonts, but the only selection of math fonts is:
Class Defaults (TeX fonts)
Non-tex default
Should other choices be available?
(playing with document preamble, I haven't found a way to choose stix,
Some years ago I tried this and I think got it to work - but now
trying on a new machine under fedora 21 (lyx-2.1.3)
I found some old discussion and tried setting:
\usepackage{unicode-math}
\setmathfont{xits-math.otf}
(the older discussion said \setmatfont{XITS Math}, but that just gives font
n
Am Montag, 9. März 2015 um 07:36:58, schrieb Neal Becker
> I have a brand-new install of Fedora 21. If I choose 'use non-tex fonts
> (via xetex-luatex)'
You probably mean fonts xetex/luatex
> then 'view' is grayed out. How can I fix this? I have
> texlive
I have a brand-new install of Fedora 21. If I choose 'use non-tex fonts
(via xetex-luatex)' then 'view' is grayed out. How can I fix this? I have
texlive-luatex (and I can export to pdf).
--
Those who fail to understand recursion are doomed to repeat it
Am 24.11.2014 um 00:19 schrieb Ernesto Posse :
> Hi. I recently upgraded my LyX install to 2.1.2.1 on Mac OS X Mavericks, and
> I noticed that the on-screen character for \otimes is now rendered
> incorrectly as an A with umlaut, although the PDF output is correct. I
> haven't noticed this with
I can confirm this, also in 2.1.2.2. I also have had the problem
with a one other symbol, but now I don't remember which.
Hi. I recently upgraded my LyX install to 2.1.2.1 on Mac OS X Mavericks,
and I noticed that the on-screen character for \otimes is now rendered
incorrectly as an A with umlaut, although the PDF output is correct. I
haven't noticed this with any other symbols so far. Is this a bug, or some
configura
Retina.mov?dl=0
Best,
paola
On 20/10/2014 20:29, Chris Menzel wrote:
Since Stephan Witt has said LyX will be updated to accommodate Retina
displays within the next couple of months, it seems to me that that
will address your concerns about upgrading to a rMBP. As to your
question, fonts rende
Since Stephan Witt has said LyX will be updated to accommodate Retina
displays within the next couple of months, it seems to me that that will
address your concerns about upgrading to a rMBP. As to your question, fonts
render normally on a non-Retina external monitor hooked up to a rMBP.
-chris
20, 2014 7:46 AM, "Julio Rojas" wrote:
>>>> Unfortunately, it is so. My wife has both versions and Lyx on Retina is
>>>> not a useless application, but a very difficult one to work with.
>>> My experience is quite different (though of course YMMV). There
different (though of course YMMV). There is no doubt
that the screen fonts in LyX ≤2.1.2 look much better on a non-Retina display
when examined close up; on a rMBP, the edges of font characters and most icons
are blurred and pixelated. But I find that, with the right choice of screen
fonts (nota
s quite different (though of course YMMV). There is no doubt
> that the screen fonts in LyX ≤2.1.2 look much better on a non-Retina display
> when examined close up; on a rMBP, the edges of font characters and most
> icons are blurred and pixelated. But I find that, with the right choice of
V). There is no
doubt that the screen fonts in LyX ≤2.1.2 look much better on a
non-Retina display when examined close up; on a rMBP, the edges of font
characters and most icons are blurred and pixelated. But I find that,
with the right choice of screen fonts (notably, in my case, Georgia for
the
e editor area and also
> the icons at the toolbar are very blurred. Are there any options I have to
> change to get antialiased fonts and clear icons?
> >>
> >> Thanks a lot! - Tino
> >
> >
> > Hi Tino,
> >
> > you're using a display wi
nd also the
>> icons at the toolbar are very blurred. Are there any options I have to
>> change to get antialiased fonts and clear icons?
>>
>> Thanks a lot! - Tino
>
>
> Hi Tino,
>
> you're using a display with very high resolution, the so called
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
> Le 10/10/2014 10:53, Rainer M Krug a écrit :
>> Christopher Menzel writes:
>>
>>> He said around Christmas.
>>
>> I am looking forward to this present...
>
>
> We'll have to see what christmas :)
True ...
>
> JMarc
>
>
--
Rainer M. Krug
email: Rainerkrugsde
PG
Le 10/10/2014 10:53, Rainer M Krug a écrit :
Christopher Menzel writes:
He said around Christmas.
I am looking forward to this present...
We'll have to see what christmas :)
JMarc
21:47 schrieb Tino Langer :
>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> I just installed lyx 2.1.2 on OSX 10.9.5, using MacTeX in background.
>>>>
>>>> I’m a little bit confused because the font in the editor area and
>>>> also the i
t the toolbar are very blurred. Are there any
options I have to change to get antialiased fonts and clear icons?
Thanks a lot! - Tino
Hi Tino,
you're using a display with very high resolution, the so called
Retina-display.
LyX isn't ready to display the contents of the work area and the
ve to change
to get antialiased fonts and clear icons?
Thanks a lot! - Tino
Hi Tino,
you're using a display with very high resolution, the so called Retina-display.
LyX isn't ready to display the contents of the work area and the icons on
a Mac with Retina display. So, no, there is no o
fortunately -- it's not terribly noticeable if you aren't working to close
to the screen. But it will be really nice to have the super sharp fonts and
graphics that make the retina displays such a pleasure to use.
-chris
tt wrote:
>> Am 05.10.2014 um 21:47 schrieb Tino Langer
>> :
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I just installed lyx 2.1.2 on OSX 10.9.5, using MacTeX in background.
>>>
>>> I’m a little bit confused because the font in the editor area and also the
>
; icons at the toolbar are very blurred. Are there any options I have to change
> to get antialiased fonts and clear icons?
>
> Thanks a lot! - Tino
>
>
> Hi Tino,
>
> you're using a display with very high resolution, the so called
> Retina-display.
> LyX isn't re
at the toolbar are very blurred. Are there any options I have to change
to get antialiased fonts and clear icons?
Thanks a lot! - Tino
Hi Tino,
you're using a display with very high resolution, the so called Retina-display.
LyX isn't ready to display the contents of the work ar
ve to change
> to get antialiased fonts and clear icons?
>
> Thanks a lot! - Tino
Hi Tino,
you're using a display with very high resolution, the so called Retina-display.
LyX isn't ready to display the contents of the work area and the icons on
a Mac with Retina display. So,
Hi all,
I just installed lyx 2.1.2 on OSX 10.9.5, using MacTeX in background.
I’m a little bit confused because the font in the editor area and also the
icons at the toolbar are very blurred. Are there any options I have to change
to get antialiased fonts and clear icons?
Thanks a lot
Hello,
For a small while, when I start lyx, I get (after reconfiguration):
Fontconfig warning: "/etc/fonts/conf.d/50-user.conf", line 9: reading
configurations from ~/.fonts.conf is deprecated.
Bus::open: Can not get ibus-daemon's address.
IBusInputContext::createInputContext: n
t; It appears that if I check "Use non-Tex fonts (via XeTex/LuaTex)" in
> Document Settings/Fonts, I lose the ability to use the wonderful index
> function in LyX.
> On the other hand, the Chicago Manual of Style says I have to use
> characters that aren't contained in Tex
Richard Opheim wrote:
> It appears that if I check "Use non-Tex fonts (via XeTex/LuaTex)" in
> Document Settings/Fonts, I lose the ability to use the wonderful index
> function in LyX.
Please provide a minimal example file.
Regards,
Jürgen
It appears that if I check "Use non-Tex fonts (via XeTex/LuaTex)" in
Document Settings/Fonts, I lose the ability to use the wonderful index
function in LyX.
On the other hand, the Chicago Manual of Style says I have to use
characters that aren't contained in Tex fonts (vowels w
On 9/11/2013 9:03 a.m., Georg Baum wrote:
Jerry wrote:
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully
developed in LyX.
It
Jerry wrote:
> I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
> Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
> Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully
> developed in LyX.
It is only very basic (and therefore not mu
I only tried them out for very simple cases as well.
Begging the pardon of LyX's developers, you'll find this resource much more
developed in texmacs, if you're not aware of it:
http://www.texmacs.org/tmweb/home/welcome.en.html
There, you'll find interfaces for several different CAS, such as those
On Thursday 07 November 2013 21:30:14 Georg Baum wrote:
> Rudi Gaelzer wrote:
>
> > So I ask you LyXperts: is it possible to configure the math mode editor so
> > that it uses also mathabx and other different math fonts? The roadmap to
> > LyX 2.1 mentions enhanc
I know that LyX has hooks for some computer algebra systems (Mathematica,
Maple, Maxima) and Octave. I have played with these a little (Octave and
Mathematica) and it seems potentially useful but possibly not fully developed
in LyX.
I'm curious to know how you and others have used this corner o
Rudi Gaelzer wrote:
> So I ask you LyXperts: is it possible to configure the math mode editor so
> that it uses also mathabx and other different math fonts? The roadmap to
> LyX 2.1 mentions enhanced support for math font selection (OpenType fonts)
> and support ofr cropped PDF/E
you are creating a document with LyX, but for those of us that use
LyX to make mathematical calculations as well, the rendition of all symbols
goes a long way to facilitate the visualization of the mathematical expression.
So I ask you LyXperts: is it possible to configure the math mode editor so
he instructions for system font installation for your
OS and click the "use non-TeX fonts" box.
Günter
so LyX/LaTeX sees it when I check
> non-TeX and open the dropdown?
Just install it at your system (most probably, your desktop's "System
Settings" has a section where you can install fonts).
As for TeX fonts (the fonts I listed), those should be part of any modern TeX
distribu
Serif in LaTeX and LyX? These are
>> > completely free software equivalents of Courier New, Ariel, and
>> > Times New Roman respectively, and I use them a lot to limit legal
>> > entanglements.
>>
>> I suppose you need to use XeTeX or LuaTeX (i.e., "non-
pletely free software equivalents of Courier New, Ariel, and
> > Times New Roman respectively, and I use them a lot to limit legal
> > entanglements.
>
> I suppose you need to use XeTeX or LuaTeX (i.e., "non-TeX fonts") in
> order to use Liberation fonts with LaTeX.
>
Am Sonntag 29 September 2013, 19:06:21 schrieb Jürgen Spitzmüller:
> Bot the TeXGyre fonts and newcent will be natively supported by LyX (via
> Document > Settings > Fonts)
I mean, forthcoming LyX 2.1.
Jürgen
respectively, and I use them a lot to limit legal
> entanglements.
I suppose you need to use XeTeX or LuaTeX (i.e., "non-TeX fonts") in order to
use Liberation fonts with LaTeX.
If you are looking for good, free alternatives for the mentioned commercial
fonts, have a look at
mes
> New Roman respectively, and I use them a lot to limit legal
> entanglements.
The instructions are at http://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/Fonts. Basically, all
you do is Document->Settings->Fonts->Use_Non_TeX_Fonts.
>
> Also, does anyone know a free and open equivalent of Century
> Scho
Hi all,
Where can I find instructions telling me how to use Liberation Mono,
Liberation Sans, and Liberation Serif in LaTeX and LyX? These are
completely free software equivalents of Courier New, Ariel, and Times
New Roman respectively, and I use them a lot to limit legal
entanglements.
Also, doe
On Thu, 12 Sep 2013 11:52:59 +0300
Itai Shaked wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm having a problem, which I'm not sure is due to LyX, but I would
> appreciate it if any one here could help me.
>
> When writing a document in LyX and using XeTeX and polyglossia I have
> noticed some of the page numbers were in
It happens in book and article document classes.
I've tried \normalfont, but it stayed the same. What did help was "
\fancyfoot[C]{\textup{\thepage}}".
I guess polyglossia somehow disables some of the text style commands, or
replaces them with others?
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 4:34 PM, Richard He
On 09/12/2013 09:16 AM, Itai Shaked wrote:
I haven't changed anything in fancy headers.
It happens with "plain", "fancy" and "headings" page styles (though
with "headings" it is the page number on the top of the page that is
changed, i.e. - not within the environment itself).
How do I redefi
I haven't changed anything in fancy headers.
It happens with "plain", "fancy" and "headings" page styles (though with
"headings" it is the page number on the top of the page that is changed,
i.e. - not within the environment itself).
How do I redefine the way page numbers are printed?
On Thu, S
On 09/12/2013 04:52 AM, Itai Shaked wrote:
Hello,
I'm having a problem, which I'm not sure is due to LyX, but I would
appreciate it if any one here could help me.
When writing a document in LyX and using XeTeX and polyglossia I have
noticed some of the page numbers were in different font than
Hello,
I'm having a problem, which I'm not sure is due to LyX, but I would
appreciate it if any one here could help me.
When writing a document in LyX and using XeTeX and polyglossia I have
noticed some of the page numbers were in different font than others. Upon
further investigation I have found
On 2013-08-22, Liviu Andronic wrote:
> Dear all,
> Today I read about Microsoft planning to unleash polychromatic fonts
> on the world.
...
> And a more on-topic question: Should we expect such fonts to be
> compatible with LyX? Maybe via LuaTeX?
If they are "normal"
> Today I read about Microsoft planning to unleash polychromatic fonts
> on the world. What do you make of them? As far as I can see, they're
> an ungodly monstrosity:
> http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2013/08/polychromatic-digital-type
What does MS know of typograp
Dear all,
Today I read about Microsoft planning to unleash polychromatic fonts
on the world. What do you make of them? As far as I can see, they're
an ungodly monstrosity:
http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2013/08/polychromatic-digital-type
.
And a more on-topic question: Should we e
(Opened a ticket: http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/8799 )
--
Dmitry Zotikov
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re:
> http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyXOnUbuntu#toc3
>
> Scott
>
> On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 9:37 AM, Dmitry Zotikov wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I've been using LyX on Ubuntu 11.xx for quite a while (I believe that
> > was version 2.0.2
To do this,
see the instructions here:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/LyXOnUbuntu#toc3
Scott
On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 9:37 AM, Dmitry Zotikov wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've been using LyX on Ubuntu 11.xx for quite a while (I believe that
> was version 2.0.2 or 2.0.3) and used to have f
Hello,
I've been using LyX on Ubuntu 11.xx for quite a while (I believe that
was version 2.0.2 or 2.0.3) and used to have fonts rendered like this:
http://s22.postimg.org/ql77qjb0x/Screenshot_Ly_X_doc_Intro_lyx_read_only.png
Recently I've migrated to Ubuntu 13.04 which has LyX version
uaTeX.
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> > Multiscript is just a degenerate case of a "new" language
> > with only the script being different, all the rest is same.
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> I used the term multiscript for one aspect of a multi-language document.
> Most of my documents are single-script multi-langua
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