Re: gvim with GTK3 in OpenSUSE 15.3

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Hi Gianluca,

See below.

On Thu, Sep  8, 2022 at 15:05 (-0700), Gianluca Interlandi wrote:

> The other issue I'm having with OpenSUSE 15.3 is that xdvi no longer
> displays figures in a .dvi document (.dvi is the result of compiling a .tex
> document).

?

Do you mean xdvi does not work at all?  Or that some content (text?)
is displayed and not other (image?) content?  If so, can you attach a
concrete example to your next message?

> I can use okular to display the .dvi document, but I miss how fast
> xdvi is.

It is fast, no doubt.

> Can emacs also display .dvi documents?  Are there any other fast
> viewers for .dvi documents?

I don't recall ever having seen anything to display .dvi files in
emacs, so I just took a quick look.  There are some packages that
convert .dvi files to .png files and display those, but I doubt that
you would find that faster than okular.  On my system okular seems
pretty fast (I looked at
.../texlive/2021/texmf-dist/source/fontinst/base/fisource.dvi which is
224 pages and there was no laggyness I could detect, okular seemed
more or less as fast as xdvi).

Perhaps there is something wrong with your openSUSE ?

Cheers.
                                Jim
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