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Hi, |
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On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 08:20:10 -0500 |
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"Anthony E. Caudel" <acaudel@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Basically looking for text readers, although PDF, HTML and others would |
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> be nice. Need for it to be able to automatically save position, change |
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> fonts, fg/bg colors, etc. |
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OK, I don't know of such multi-purpose apps, not exactly meeting my |
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style :-) But anyway, you may want to have a short look at multivalent. |
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It's not in portage either, but it only consists of one .jar - it's a |
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java application. It's here: http://multivalent.sf.net |
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> If I can't find one, this may be the ideal time to learn how to do ebuilds. |
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That's an easy one. Although there's a handbook, I'd suggest starting |
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with looking at small, not too complex existing ebuilds. Create |
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yourself a portage overlay directory and configure it in /etc/make.conf |
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(see example file). Make a directory there, e.g. app-text/etr and |
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create the ebuild in there. When you've done the ebuild, you have to |
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create a digest using "ebuild etr-1.2.3.ebuild digest". Then you can |
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install it using "emerge etr". |
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But beware, wxWindows on Gentoo is not for the faint at heart due to |
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it's many versions... |
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-hwh |
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