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[Anderson Brasil <address@hidden>]

1) I've just tried to compile the source code of texmacs (trunk) at 
linux mint 14 and got

/usr/include/guile/2.0/libguile/gsubr.h:68:13: error:   initializing 
argument 5 of ‘scm_unused_struct* scm_c_define_gsubr(const char*, int, 
int, int, scm_t_subr)’ [-fpermissive]
./Scheme/Scheme/glue.cpp:1100:3: error: invalid conversion from ‘FN {aka 
scm_unused_struct* (*)()}’ to ‘scm_t_subr {aka void*}’ [-fpermissive]
In file included from /usr/include/guile/2.0/libguile.h:60:0,
                 from ./Scheme/Scheme/../Guile/guile_tm.hpp:40,
                 from ./Scheme/Scheme/object.hpp:18,
                 from ./Scheme/Scheme/glue.hpp:21,
                 from ./Scheme/Scheme/glue.cpp:12:

Am I missing any package or is latest SVN broken?

2) I've found a "typo" for the translation of "proof" to portuguese. 
What are the files who contains those translations, so I can correct it 
(and, of course, to create a patch and send it for the developers)?

3) I've been a light user of texmacs since 2007, writing small 
documents, exams and things like that. But now it has come the time to 
learn texmacs REALLY well, as I am writing a quite large text who might 
become a book in the future. So, it might require the usage of some 
advanced features of texmacs, like the ability of creating new 
enviroments, changing the behavior and layout of the default ones, and 
things like that. I suppose that texmacs is ready for the task, but I 
need to learn to use those advanced features. So, what are your advices 
regarding the learning of those advanced features? The majority of 
tutorials only cover the basics, and documentation has never been the 
strengh of texmacs (and, because of that, even trying something simple, 
like trying to make numbering of theorems independent of those of 
examples becomes a challenge). Errrrr, as a last resort, I could always 
try to read the sourcecode (assuming that guile isn't that hard, as I am 
only familiar with c++) but I suppose that there better ways. So, any 
advices?

Apologizing for this cold murder of the English language,

Anderson Brasil.