I concur that THE CHICAGO MANUAL OF STYLE is the standard especially among the
press and educational institutions.
Also sundry dictionaries e.g. Webster's usually have style sections, briefly.
Bart Alberti
I mean simply what I posted a while back that the 'bad' fonts e.g from
hobbes.nmsu.edu would cause a crash and I know which these are and I had
corresponded with Peter Linnell about them. Now the question is, if you DELETE
font characters they may be still there by virtue of being in the SLA fil
I too have seen 'phantom' fonts. If one opens a new document and save, having
used only a space character, then the phantom.sla file shows
and this is correct since the space character of that font has been in fact
used. Moreover, if one uses a font and deleted its characters the f
i find the reson for my crash signal #11 in SuSe 9.1. It is not the old fonts
at all. On "export to pdf" It says "text object not on page" and using the
'outline' display it shows that which can be deleted with the delete key. So it
exports now to pdf
../works/fonts2.pdf
very interesting.
Bart A
Indeed, the warning is still there on "save" or "save as" but does not appear
on merely opening an existing file. I may have lost track of when this
happened. Was not there a warning on BOTH opening and closing the file? It is
all OK by me anyway.
There IS a difference on my 9.1 box which used
i see the warning has gone about 'you are using a development version' Ok by me.
Next, the fonts that still worked for me under SuSE 9.1 XFree86 (but did NOT
work under 9.2) now crash out with signal #11 on exit without doing anything
but viewing. This is probably better any way. Explanation, pl
i have a p-IV and P-3 also. I continue to look for my correspondence. I wrote
in to SuSE and they said thank you!
Solution?
Bart
I too got an 'internal compiler error' and I worte in as the error message said
to do. I will search my archives but I think it was on compiling inkscape. I
recall telling them about it verbally dring the LINUX EXPO here this winter. I
do not know the answer.
BArt Alberti
Thinking about it over night. It seems now obvious that since SuSE 9.2 ships
with default locale UTF-8 it is that which breaks fonts that were previously
supported. Craiag Bradney says "feeding garbage to fontconfig" is too much.
Well, it became garbage only with the system change, including th
OK, I will tell you what has happened. I culled the "bad fonts" on SuSe 9.2
under scribus1.3.0cvs and put them in a "bad_fonts" folder. Fine. I went
through the 'font preview' one by one.
HERE I AM under 9.1 and these same fonts are OK!! Do not tell me fontconfig
rejects them (as user fonts all
I get the error message on my porson.sla but porson.pdf prints from acroread
just fine
Bart Albertibart at kissling:~> scribus works/porson.sla
Error: /undefined in --get--
Opbart at kissling:~> scribus works/porson.sla
Error: /undefined in --get--
Operand stack:
FontName --dict:10/11(L)--
What is the reason some bad fonts show as e.g.
ZJI___.pfb bad font discarding it
while otheres simply crash on access with signal 11?
I had a font demo running in 1.2 with half a dozen Helvetica examples and it
printed on a bubble jet quite prettily. Now these hobbes.nmsu.edu OS/2 fonts
crash.
I get the following message associated with maybe bad fonts i am eager to
report on mostly from
hobbes.nmsu.edu
which has uneven qualtiy fonts. "postcrypt" AND "roissy" crash with Signal 11
immediately. Way back when I think these used to work? or I am dreaming?
bart Alberti
bart at kissling:~>
POINT 1:
The following is output at the end of my compile as of March 7, 2005 at 12:23
PM California USA time.
Build ID: 5. March 2005 C-*-T-F. It is harmless?
o scribus.o main.o -ljpeg -L/usr/lib -lart_lgpl_2 -lm -lfreetype -lfontconfig
-llcms -ldl -ltiff -lm -lqt-mt -lz -lpng -lz -lm -
Under "preferences", the panel is ungainly it shows
Typograph
y
and
Hyphenato
r
The left panel does not expand; but the right panel does.
This is on 9.1 SuSe but my 9.2 with a bigger and better monitor does the same
ALSO
"Build ID: 3. March 2005" is wrong usage. What is shown is the THI
FYI I successfully compile 1.3.0cvs on SuSE 9.1 with qt 3.3.4
also previously OK = SuSe 9.2 and qt 3.3.3
All my libraries are the latest from SuSE distribution updates .
Bart Alberti
FYI I successfully compile & install scribus 1.3.0cvs with qt 3.3.3 and build
ID 23 February 2005 C-*-T-F
which last is NEW!
Tonight I will try SuSE 9.1 with qt 3.3.4!
Bart Alberti
Is there some way of limiting the cvs download for the po and tr and qm files
in ../po and ../qm/ folders to one's own LOCALE ; that would simplify the
download. No offense, but I, personally, do not need the ru (russian?) and uk
(british?) stuff. Others, of course, will.
Bart Alberti
FYI SUSE has posted as of Feb 23, 2005, a fix for Lucida and Utopia fonts
missing encodings xorg-fonts-75dpi and -100dpi.rpm ; being (2) packages patched
SuSe 9.2 makes a hash of fonts IMHO
Bart Alberti
In what shows as the Feb 19 1.2.2cvs, as of today, Wed Feb 23, 2005, I get the
following
P Scribus/scribus/plugins/scriptplugin/objpdffile.cpp
RCS file: /cvs/Scribus/scribus/plugins/scriptplugin/scripterprefs.cpp,v
retrieving revision 1.3
retrieving revision 1.4
Merging differences between 1.3 a
Yes, indeed, what I meant was that there is no free post script viewer in
Windows OTHER than ghost script. There is RoPS and Vista but they cost. I use
gsview to convert ps to pdf in Windows instead of the clumsy ps2pdf from ghost
script in console mode.
I see emacs has a post script editing m
I use pdftk often. Its syntax is a bit tricky. There is a free 'pseudo' post
script editor out there, too; but it only edits in place and re-edits too only
its own additions. I forget the name, though.
I notice the absence of even post script viewers in Win-doze.
Bart Alberti
bart at kissling:~> scribus-cvs -z3 up Scribus/
? Scribus/scribus/plugins/scriptplugin/editmacrodialog.cpp
? Scribus/scribus/plugins/scriptplugin/editmacrodialog.h
? Scribus/scribus/plugins/scriptplugin/managemacrosdialog.cpp
? Scribus/scribus/plugins/scriptplugin/managemacrosdialog.h
? Scribus/scr
Glad to hear it is only temporary. Five mniutes ago I got
bart at eddy:~> scribus-cvs login
Logging in to :pserver:anoncvs at scribus.info:2401/cvs
CVS password:
cvs [login aborted]: connect to scribus.info(212.12.42.195):2401 failed:
Connection refused
bart at eddy:~>
Bart Alberti
FYI I successfully install inkscape-0.41.1.static.i386.rpm in SuSE 9,2. I
thought I was getting i686. Oh, well. I do NOT install in 9.1 because of gtk <
2.4
Also the Artiflex urw fonts don't come down in konqueror and in firefox, tar
(star really) gives
hard EOF error
Bart Alberti
I agree with Greg Pittman. The dialog is not emphatic, weak, confusing. I was
about to write in about this, myself, too. Fancy that!
Bart Alberti
Corel WP has the ttf fonts and Corel Draw has the ttf plus ps fonts. At least
this is for WP 8 and Draw 8 both of which I have in Windows. The fonts are in
their own folders and can be copied WITHOUT installing the product anywhere.
Adobe Illustrator has fonts (Adobe garamond etc) but I do not th
Ho! Ho! HO!
there happens to be a bug in prior SuSE < 9.1 (or 9.2) about ''CHANGE SOURCE''!
Anyway I am already at 9.2 and 9.1 for my two boxes, respectively.
Bart Alberti
The option
./configure --with-static-binary
./configure --with-dynamic-binary
would do it. These days of 200 GB hard disks, there is NO static binary that is
TOO BIG (or is there?)
I am about to tackle ink scape 0.41
Bart Alberti
well, Craig "preaches to the converted." I like 9.2 SuSE and am very happy I
upgraded.
A full upgrade of kde or gnome IN PLACE is very difficult however. It failed
for me several times and wrecked my desktop. SuSE has had numerous fixes for
gconf2 previously and I have mentioned this, too. The o
Well I just upgraded to 9.1 and 9.2 so it does not bother me --- but what is
the point of using such latest libraries that no body else but you and me can
use them? is not the point to have something USEFUL for the broad mass of DTP
users out THERE??
Inkscape no loner even compiles for me by the
Buying outright is expensive. But an old Corel Draw if you can find it has
1000 ttf and ps fonts. Word Perfect (it goes for as little as $US 12.99 around
here from swap meets) uses only ttf. The Corel fonts are actually Bitstream, by
the way. Adobe products come with fonts, too. It is NOT neces
FYI, as of Feb 1, SuSE has qt3-3.3.4 rpms on its site. I am a week late!
Bart Alberti
The following warnings are output by my compiler gcc 3.3.3
on SuSE 9.2. Does this have anything to do with the recent spate of questions
as to rgb / cmyk ?
bART ALBERTI --->>>
gdk-pixbuf-xlibrgb.c: In function `xlib_rgb_convert_8':
gdk-pixbuf-xlibrgb.c:1067: warning: unused parameter `x_align'
g
on SuSE 9.1 they offer me 7.07!
I complain. To whom?
I would delete gs and compile it myself even with the difficulty but how do I
run parallel ghost script installations?
Bart Alberti
THE HTS VOX IS SELF EXPLANATORY. BUT THE HOMOGRAPH MAKE TEST ERROR I DO NOT GET
BART
test htsvox (script)
HTS voices
SIOD ERROR: unbound variable : voice_cmu_us_awb_arctic_hts
closing a file left open: data/htstest.scm
htsvox script status: FAILED
test modes (script)
text modes
modes script com
Well, I used to use Quark and my friends still do. That is because they use
Windows. Quark is very slow to upgrade; they have difficulty with a home
network which for a while would not recognize another instance of itself. They
use a mass of extensions supplied by third parties usually at around
The following warnings are emitted in BOTH SuSE9.1 and 9.2. This particular one
is 9..1
It compiles, at least under 9.2. I am about to run 'make' on this one. The
libraries ARE installed; see below for rpm -qa | grep
Bart Alberti:
Thus:
bart at eddy:~> cd Scribus/
bart at eddy:~/Scribus> make
This used to work. By the way if say 'do not use' to the 'ankle pants' etc
arabie fonts they don't go away! I do not know what possesed SusSe to use
these. I guess it is quite a collection of special effects.
Bart
bart at kissling:~> scribus
X Error: BadDrawable (invalid Pixmap or Window para
This ships with default 'arabie' fonts which are disgraceful. There is a small
set of URW and no more Lucida.
The icons are a joke, too.
Besides I still use an external modem for it as the same one which works in 9.0
is not recognized. In 9.1 even my external modems (three in succession) did not
Yes indeed, my bookmarks work on this box which I just accessed Novell this
minute. Nevertheless, the site is very difficult.
kinternet does not work on my other box. sysconfig and wvdial and ppp require
patches it says on the 'update' pages. etc etc.
I use an old printer Canon BJ 200 which has
I just did the 9.0 to 9.1 SuSE upgrade and I ran into the dreaded /dev/null
prermission denied problem. Root could enter the graphics mode but not user
(me, bart). It said I had no X server. I ddid not import the old Desktop fast
enough.
Moeover the Novell site is now UNINTELLIBILE. I do not see
Sorry to return to this theme. I just got the 9.2 UPGRADE and it tells me I
must agree to Novell /SuSe upgrade maintenance protection terms available on
line: www.suse.de/maintenance
which gives you a 14 digit number and assume I only guess what I read thru the
legalese that you follow their poi
Thanks much for the feedback on 9.2 (a bit off topic but Scribus runs on
SOMETHING not by itself!).
I know 9.1 has a very funny way of reading usb devices with a full vendor name
as the file name rather than the old
/media/sda ../sda1 ../sda2 ../sdb etc etc
which is unintentionally comical. I hav
I use both SuSE 9.0 and 9.1 and I am ready to upgrade to 9.2. But I hear it has
partially proprietary kernel? Moreover, they do not put all their programs on
CDs but only on a two sided(?) DVD and my 9.2 does not have a DVD reader; the
other one does or very soon will (tomorrow).
Do you folks th
I accessed the beta site late at night with a Win doze box and was told
"INVALID REQUEST"
I can't believe SuSE got the beta as a regular YOU update: for 9.2 only? I hate
'YOU': it takes a long time to figure out one's proper set up and needed
downloads.
Bart Alberti
it seems to me that paying for a plug in is absolutely contrary to the G P L
philosophy and what should be this project's goals.
Nevertheless, I do appreciate that printers are frantic to get accurate color
(which is quite a problem).
Bart Alberti
I just pushed the wrong button and sent NOTHING!
I am intending to say that FYI the latest cvs of short-words does compile here
ok with SuSE 9.0 WITHOUT the dreaded, which fredd got, of,
./configure --with-qt-includes=/path/to/qt/includes
(as of Thurdsay 3 PM California USA time)
I gave it the p
bart at solozone.com writes
;;Here is alist of frequent short words in American
;usage. Note the US but not UK usage uses dots (periods, 'full stops'.)
;I do not know British Air rank abbrs. Actual US militry usage internally
;is, e. g. "MGEN Brasshat." They put this on the entrances to their base
Gregory Pittman is right. English may be the current lingua franca but that may
not last. The New York 'Times' reported lately that folks in Southeast Asia
especially, Indonesia and Singapore, are learning Mandarin Chinese so they can
send their children to school in China. It seems the current
FYI I instantly got on the cvs wagon and compiled it but only after realizing
make -f makefile.cvs
Also I note the scribus-TOC gizmo from peter V. needs
./configure --prefix=/usr/local (probably)
I had tried to give it --prefix=where/ the/ tarball/ was/ located:
Error: scribus.h not found etc.
B
I think it is clear that we are all in the DTP mode and those who need such
will want scribus certainly.
THe WP folks have kword and open office and kword does frames, too. I don't see
the need to flame the backwards WP people; they are not sophisticated and,
besides, when they realize what they
gimp 2.2.0 is out. How does it related to scribus? They say it is backwards
compatible, with all its plug ins. Ok But it needs glib > 2.4.5
I see SuSe has gnome upgrades ONLY (get this -- see for yourself
htt://novell.com/...etc...) for SuSE 8.2 and 9.0 and NOT anything showing for
9.1. Well I
well, for what it is worth, the original message I was getting a while back on
logging in was,
":pserver: user not known''
then it changed to,
''connection refused''
I wait patiently; besides why download a big tar ball when you can get the
incremental change only?
bart alberti
Sorry to be so 'klutzy' but now i did an updgrade in SuSe 9.2 (not my 'mission
critical box') using ALL the packages on the SUSE 'base' page and then I got
the message KDE INIT FAILED . Not ok! Using YAST I was back up shorn of
almost all kde apps (re-intstall is easy) and having to patch all ov
THERE ARE ONLY TWO upgrades officially listed on the Novell / SuSE site. One
for 8.2 another for 9.0 This last (for me) puts one at gtk2-2.2.4.
Now if Scribus is to be used widely, why is it expected to have the latest kde
and qt? This immediacy EXCLUDES the active public, service bureaus, users
OK I understand scribus is basically a kde and qt application. it interfaces
with gimp and inkscape very well. These are gnome applications. Now, gnome
applications are work horses and fine; unfortunately, gnome itself is a house
of cards.
a kde upgrade I can do with time on my hands; gnome I d
THe static package said I needed gtk2-2.4 or more so I got that follwoing
PLinnel's advice. It went in OK. Then all sorts of error messages on trying
inkscape. NO MORE GNOME APPS at all!
THis happened before when upgrading to 9.1 and SuSe had a fix even last week!
for YOU-upgrade which trashes m
I see inkscape 0.40-1 wants gtk2-2.4 but my SuSE 9.1 has only 2.2 and the
static binary rpm reports ''failed dependency'' Ok I can get gtk 2.4 from
''ULB'' (''user local binary'') on line but should I install with rpm -Uvh or
delete all of gtk and start all over. The ULB is set up it seems for S
what to do? -- bart at solozone.com
bart at linux:~> scribus-cvs login
Logging in to :pserver:anoncvs at ahnews.music.salford.ac.uk:2401/cvs
CVS password:
bart at linux:~> scribus-cvs -z3 up Scribus
Fatal error, aborting.
anoncvs: no such system user
bart at linux:~>
I use pdftk (O-reilly Toolbox) to split apart pdf. i admit I just send them and
have not YET imported any into scribus. Cenon was atrocious and needed GNUstep,
too aand that *.app thingy I can't get to work.
Bart ALberti
bart at solozone.com
Regret to report as of noon California USA time 11/11/04 the qt mime error has
NOT been corrected
Bart Alberti
bart at solozone.com
THUS:
bart at linux:~/Scribus> scribus
QTextImage: no mimesource for scribusTutorial_html_m40588a
0.jpg
QTextImage: no mimesource for 120100300030BBFF
PiX ugly black rectangle in manual
BART ALBERTI
bart at solozone.com:
bart at linux:~> scribus
QTextImage: no mimesource for batik1.png
QTextImage: no mimesource for gsadv1.png
QTextImage: no mimesource for gsadv2.png
QTextImage: no mimesource for fontpref1.png
QTextImage: no mimesource for font
Ok I see that scribus.1 is not a folder. It is all right now.
PS Some of my other man pages are symlinks to their respective pages in the
orginal source tree.
I did the full
scribus-cvs -z3 co Scribus
and that put scribus.1 in the CVS tree
bart at solozone.com
I got make install error no such
/usr/local/man/man1/scribus.1
but I manually created said folder
now the error is
'failure to read flex scanner input'
for command
man scribus
Bart Alberti
bart at solozone.com
this confirms that I too had this problem. Gee, it was on the tip of my tongue
to write in!
Bart Alberti
bart at solozone.com
FYI as of today October 27, 2004 at 2 PM Pacific USA time my compile on SuSE
9.0 gcc 3.3.1 goes to completion and shows scribus 1.2.1cvs C-*-T 26 October
2004
It did ./configure AUTOMAGICALLY which was appreciated since I just did "make"
bart at solozone.com
Towards the end of an apparently successful compile is the ERROR
bart at solozone.com, THUS:
if g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I/usr/include/libart-2.0 -I/usr/include/fre
etype2 -I/usr/lib/qt3/include -I/usr/X11R6/include -DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT -D_REEN
TRANT -O2 -fno-exceptions -fno-check-new
FYI & OT I have install Cenon and its required GNUstep libraries. It is
impossible to use, IMHO.
Scribus with GIMP and Inkscape is much better.
bart at solozone.com
FYI I do NOT have the make errors reported by others. I have done
mkdir ~/Scribus/scribus/plugins/gettext/textfilter
scribus-cvs checkout scribus/plugins/gettext/textfilter
make -f Makefile.dist
./configure;make;
su -c 'make install'
This with qt3.3.3 kde 3.1 and SuSE 9.0
So at least here all is
Thanks, the xmlsoft.org rpm 2.6.13-1 and -devel worked libxml2-python-2.5.10-36
however demanded python-2
so I left that one alone.
Compilation and install SUCCESSFUL
and I imported a oo doc OK.
Will you add
--disable-oogizmo to ./configure?
although I like it and it works.
I have a "padlock" no
Ok configure shows Libxml2 installed: Yes
But NOT ok since this is 2.5.11-12. Now I just
got from xmlsoft.org
2.6.13, which I will install via
rpm -Uvh. Is such recommended? Such I delete the
prior from the SuSe distro first to avoid conflicts
about file placements?
Regards, bart at solozone.
i am told by dee I need 2.6+ libxml2
but I have from SuSe 9.0, the latest,
libxml2-2.5.11-12
and libxml2-devel ditto
craig, what do I do since scribus no longer compiles?
bart at solozone.com
I did scibus-cvs co Scribus but :
if /bin/sh ../../../../libtool --mode=compile --tag=CXX g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.
-I. -I../../../.. -I/usr/include/freetype2 -I/usr/include/libxml2
-I/usr/lib/qt3/include -I/usr/X11R6/include -I../../../../scribus
-DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT -D_REENTRANT -O2 -fno-excep
yes the scibus.cpp error is fixed. Today is 9-14-04
Sept 14, 2004 at 5:45 PM Pacific Time (california USA)
but the help->about-> date is stuck on Septemeber 11, 2004
C-*-T
it seems, I think.
bart at solozone.com
bart at solozone.com using SuSE 9.0 qt 3.3.3 (very recently upgraded with buggy
YAST and YOU!?):
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/bart/Scribus/scribus/templates'
Making all in qm
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/bart/Scribus/scribus/qm'
make[3]: Nothing to be done for `all'.
make[3]: Leaving d
The download page shows an rpm good for suse9.1 while the src.rpm is good for
9.0 and 9.1 (it says in the explanation).
I do source, of course, CVS, so it is no matter to me ; but is this correct:
The rpm will not go into suse9.0 or prior?
bart at solozone.com
Thank you Martin Costabel. I recognize the perl regular expresion substitution
trick. But question -->
what does the concluding items, viz.:
{} \;
do?
i have sfind and sgrep, too, by the way.
bart at solozone.com
HEREIS WHAT I GET
bart at solozone.com
bart at linux:~> scribus-cvs login
Logging in to :pserver:anoncvs at ahnews.music.salford.ac.uk:2401/cvs
CVS password:
bart at linux:~> scribus-cvs -z3 co Scribus/
cvs server: Updating Scribus
cvs checkout: move away Scribus/AUTHORS; it is in the way
C Scribu
THe following error
bart at linux:~> scribus-cvs login
Logging in to :pserver:anoncvs at ahnews.music.salford.ac.uk:2401/cvs
CVS password:
bart at linux:~> scribus-cvs -z3 up Scribus/
/usr/local/cvsroot: no such repository
bart at linux:~> nedit .bashrc
bart at linux:~> scribus-cvs logout
Loggi
from bart at solozone.com :
on recopying the whole
scribus-cvs co Scribus
The following error appears:
this was fixed EXCEPT for the undefined symbol
by manually copying golden-mean.py to the
../scribus/plugins/scriptplugins/samples
make[5]: Nothing to be done for `install-exec-am'.
/bin/sh ../.
Thanks, Ok now. For some reason I had in correctly done
scribus-cvs -z3 -dPA up Scribus
or even
(ditto) up . [in "~/Scribus"]
QUERY: they tout SUBVERSION. Any takers over there?
bart at solozone.com
Indeed, I got an error message about auto make and:
bart at linux:~> rpm -qa|grep automake
automake-1.7.6-46
bart at linux:~>
so that is covered. I will do the full
~/scribus-cvs -z3 co Scribus
right now, next thing!
bart at solozone.com
PS But there is some syntax to do the added folders, isn't
I checked out
scribus-cvs -z3 up Scribus
and with
make -f makefile.dist
./configure
~/Scribus/scribus/plugins/gettext/makefile.in
NOT FOUND
the man pages on cvs are very cryptic. There is a syntax to check out with new
directories.
Again, please...?
bart at solozone.com
Is it possible? Math ML within Scribus XML?
Sort of like TeX stuff?
An equation editor for those papers; then output to pdf?
Then of course, foot note, endnote (this last is just a text box appended at
the end; foot notes would take auto adjust of text boxes per page -- much too
hard I woould thi
to get tilde why not TeX macros:
\~n
\'e
We aready have a "short words gizmo" Cannot that be adapted?
If one can do John Doe_M.D. or Jim Smith_III...surely
the foreign character combo (which some fonts actually render by composing two
marks, {\"o}, e.g., can be bound similarly?
ephemeron's (eph
On lap tops, Alt- may cause problems with the numeric key pad. Enabling
these by Fn, if that exists, depends on the make and model. Does ANYBODY use
the numeric keypad on the big key boards? I use one right now and I have NEVER
hit its right most keys!
Actually F12 seems like a bright idea.
bar
the vanishing of Sony F520 monitor is discussed in MAXIMUM PC for AUGUST 204
(ex BOOT mag); it had .22 dot pitch and NOTHING has that any more!
bart at solozone.com
slashdot says there is now fire fox 0.9.1 because of extensions manager problems
well, that is just what I found!
bart at solozone.com
FYI, the following WARNING is emitted by gcc 3.3.1-24 on SuSE 9.0
today Monday June 28, 2004 for scribus 1.2RC1cvs C-*-T (of June 27, 2004)
by bart at solozone.com:
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/bart/Scribus/scribus'
if g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I/usr/include/libart-2.0
-I/usr/includ
I got the following error, which is self-explanatory
But I did this with the 452 sentences before, OK
bart at solozone.com
Making unit distance table for th (226)
$ESTDIR/bin/wagon -desc ./festival/clunits/all.desc -data
./festival/feats/th.feats -balance 0 -distmatrix ./festival/disttabs/th.dist
Although compiles I get this warning from gcc in SuSE 9.0
warning: negaive value page.cpp line 5788
I presume it is this code below
(I got gcc rigged so warning comes out in RED
and I have forgotten what program jiggered this!)
June 13, 2004 @ 10 AM USA PDT
bart at solozone.com
5780
THe following error appears
What is the command to include new folders,
I seem to misss that when the structure
on the server changes. I do cvs
from command prompt should I be
in the ../Scribus repository?
bart at solozone.com
THUS:
cvs server: Updating Scribus/scribus/templates
cvs server: Up
I inquire as to the use of pre press RIP in Scribus. I think this may have been
discussed before but my colleagues in wondows are discovering that Quark needs
RIP for good results in Windows and they are all dizzy with Harlequin
pre-flight and such. I do not myself use high end printers or wide
furthermore, scribus comes up Ok
i did not do much to it though.
bart at solozone.com
the follwoing is self explanatory.
with build 9 May 2004 1.2cvs
bart at linux:~> locate libutil.so
/lib/libutil.so.1
/usr/lib/libutil.so
bart at linux:~> scribus
libutil.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
bart at linux:~>
regards, bart at solozone.com
Ok now did
>make -f Makefile.dist
>./configure
instead of jumping off at once with
>make
Great new logo!
Neat credits!
bart at solozone.com
I jumped to this conclusion reading Sebastian Roder's recent posting that he
can't get anything to work. I would be happy to hear I am suffering
unnecessary apprehensions as I was about to upgrade (:-).
bart at solozone.com
I note again that this issue comes up surprisingly frequently. As a simple user
I plump for a better text engine like ID or TeX. There is a very fundamental
reason for this. In DTP unlike word processing, the lay out is often in COLUMNS
and these look HORRID (for obvious resons) if the justifica
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