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Chris Thomas wrote: |
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> Without looking it up, I'm pretty sure there's no pdf use flag. Make |
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> sure Evince is listed as the default application for pdfs in your web |
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> browser. |
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> -Chris |
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> On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Saphirus Sage <saphirus497@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> Grant wrote: |
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>>> For some reason, evince won't open PDFs anymore. I've tried different |
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>>> versions of evince, poppler, and shared-mime-info, but evince says: |
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>>> "File type PDF document (application/pdf) is not supported" |
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>>> epdfview works, but it segfaults when trying to open shipping labels |
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>>> from usps.com. Does anyone have any ideas on getting evince back to |
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>>> normal? I did try deleting .gnome2/evince. |
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>>> - Grant |
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>> I've always preferred xpdf just for simplicity, but be sure you have |
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>> 'pdf' in your USE flags for make.conf either way. That would probably |
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>> handle the error of pdf being an unsupported file type. |
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Consult /usr/portage/profiles/use.desc and tell me that again. |
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