DjVu
I have several files that are in DjVu format. Is there a version of DjVu that will run under Freespire linux? I dont need something that I have to compile, link, or other esoteric function. I just need something I can download and use.
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Puppy and Freespire aren't on the precompiled list, though. Most of the time, you just have to decompress the source code, go into the directory, type in "./configure", then "make && make install", and that's it. |
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And more importantly, you have taught me something BUT, where did you learn it? I get tired of asking questions like a dunderhead and would like to know the source of all this knowledge so I could learn it myself. All I can do now is write down what I did and then repeat it again like a robot. I spent 40 years programming in many languages including C and C++ but when I needed to know something there was always a manual to look in. For Linux there is NO MANUAL to look things up in!! |
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Ever see a DOS manual from the 70s? That is what I need. One that tells me the command names with a description of what they will do. Just blindly typing in command names doesnt get me anywhere. |
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And as one of many sources of information you han start here:
http://tldp.org/ [edit] I know little of the subject of this thread except that the format is not widely used (yet?) and that some programs here on my machine are built to support it in case I should come across such a thing sometime. Documentation I found: http://djvu.sourceforge.net/doc/index.html |
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djview foo.djvu from the directory containing foo.djvu, or djview /foo/bar/foo.djvu if foo.djvu is in directory /foo/bar. HTH |
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