This wasn't solved, was it...?
Anyway, solution is that fonts aren't in the gs path.
There's a nice gs group explanation somewhere...
Bottom line is, do gs -h to see the paths and find ....
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This wasn't solved, was it...?
Anyway, solution is that fonts aren't in the gs path.
There's a nice gs group explanation somewhere...
Bottom line is, do gs -h to see the paths and find ....
I'm having the same problem -- it's with the ghostscript. Loads of packages rely on it, like ps2pdf, xfig and ggv, but when I updated my gs recently everything broke.
I have no time to try to fix...
Did you mount the disc as a DVD, not a CD -- I had to create a separate mount point a DVD, over my default CD ones.
sudo mkdir /media/dvd
sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/dvd /media/dvd...
Yes -- one DVD has the windows stuff, the other the mac and linux stuff.
The instructions in the installation manual, which is on the matlab DVD, work fine if you follow them step-by-step.
No "tricks or hacks" are needed.
I'm a scientist, I use it at work -- although I also have my laptop with windows for listening ot the radio on :)
The main program that I use for my work - Matlab - is still causing the xserver to crash/reset.
Same problem I had with 6.06LTS.
I think I'll stick my old Breezy back one - that worked nicely...
It doesn't pick up on my network connections either :lol:
My fonts on emacs are a bit, well, edgy... in the clarity.
I use Matlab - but my research grant pays for it 8)
If I were a student, I'd defintely invest in the student edition - it's cheap and the mathworks support is excellent.
For tutorials, I'd...
LaTex's the only way.
Like many, I use emacs for writing stuff - Matlab for producing figures and the picture environment to implement them in my tex file.
When you have your preprint ready,...
My Fujitsu-Siemens desktop came without an OS.
Just thought I'd reply to show the OP that people care...
:D :razz: ;)