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[BECHADE Renaud <address@hidden>]

> Are you really serious ?
> 
> Do you want to port TeX (I use TeX on DOS/Win), GCC,
> X Windows and the rest
> all this to offers an enviroment to port later
> TeXmacs for Windows?
> 
It has already been ported... There is also a free
 (Java based) X-Server called Weirdx that can work
 pretty well with TeXmacs and so I think that a good
 recompile should do... 
As a matter of fact, a good installer (TeX, X Win,
 and TeXmacs all-in-one) should make
 it friendly enough. 

 --- "Dr. Giovanni A. Orlando" <address@hidden> 
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> David Allouche wrote:
> 
> >On Tue, Nov 05, 2002 at 09:27:39PM +0100, Pablo
> Ruiz M?quiz wrote:
> >  
> >
> >>El Tue, 5 Nov 2002 14:54:38 +0100
> >>St?hane Payrard <address@hidden> escribi?
> >>
> >> :> > http://gnuwin.epfl.ch/
> >> :> 
> >> :> For those bent on windows eradication, it is
> irrealistic to expect end
> >> :> users to drop windows overnight.  But they may
> work on the inclusion
> >> :> of TeXmacs in live CDs that can access
> existing partition, like
> >> :> Knoppix. Such CDs can even be geared for
> TeXmacs demos.  It can
> >> :> increase both Linux and TeXmacs visibility.
> >>
> >>I've been watching closely this project for the
> past few weeks and I must say I
> >>consider it a good choice for windows users.
> Obviously, the lack of a TeXmacs
> >>windows version makes it less than perfect :-)
> >>    
> >>
> >
> >Well... that is more and more a dev thread... but
> nevermind.
> >
> >I like that idea very much, especially seeing that
> the CD includes
> >Cygwin, UnxUtils (including wget), LaTeX (including
> METAFONT and
> >BibTeX), Ghostscript and GSView, so we have all the
> basic dependences
> >of TeXmacs.
> >
> >Since TeXmacs mostly uses one window (add the
> standard get/put file
> >window and the wait window) I guess it might be
> possibe to make a
> >quick port using XFree86 over Cygwin for the main
> window and native
> >calls for the minor windows (maybe using wxwindows,
> since the
> >requirements are pretty low). Does anyone has
> experience in this kind
> >of trick?
> >
> >Of course, that would not be a good as a native
> port of the GUI to
> >win32, but at least that would allow to run TeXmacs
> w/o having to
> >manually install cygwin and fight with the
> compilation.
> >  
> >
> It is amazing to hear all this.
> 
> Are you really serious ?
> 
> Do you want to port TeX (I use TeX on DOS/Win), GCC,
> X Windows and the rest
> all this to offers an enviroment to port later
> TeXmacs for Windows?
> 
> Wouch!
> 
> Good Luck!
> 
> I strongly advice that you use your time in a more
> productive mode.
> 
> Download a Linux version. Install it.
> 
> It is also possible that you found a Linux CD
> together/inside a magazine.
> 
> Thanks,
> Giovanni.
> 
> PS. X Window fonts and TeX fonts are different. All
> this had been designed
> basically for UNIX systems.
> 
> >  
> >
> 
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