are you able to attach the actual dvi file (or one showing that
problem, alo)? Or, if you want to send it directly to me, that is fine
too. I am curious as to what the issue is.
I will send it to you separately.
What is the type of the graphics file(s) you are trying to display?
EPS. If I open the exact same .dvi in an older OpenSUSE distribution, then
it displays the images perfectly.
Gianluca
On Thu, 8 Sep 2022, Jim wrote:
Gianluca,
are you able to attach the actual dvi file (or one showing that
problem, alo)? Or, if you want to send it directly to me, that is fine
too. I am curious as to what the issue is.
(Having said that, I started using pdftex a long time ago, and now I
am trying to recall whether xdvi ever displayed images (other than
postscript). It would have to interpret the \specials that TeX
outputs, and it would have to be able to display the particular type
of graphic you included. What is the type of the graphics file(s) you
are trying to display?
Cheers.
Jim
On Thu, Sep 8, 2022 at 17:22 (-0700), Gianluca Interlandi wrote:
On Thu, 8 Sep 2022, Jim wrote:
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?
Text is displayed correctly. However, images are not shown, just a white
area where the image would be. I attach an example here.
Perhaps there is something wrong with your openSUSE ?
Why do you think so? I don't have any other issues besides xdvi not showing
images and gvim being slow.
Gianluca
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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