Hello.
I've just installed Abiword and it's plugins package. But, and it's very annoying, one of the most useful plugin, the equation editor, isn't in Slitaz Repos !
I've tryed various methods in order to get the library for this plugin
1- pick and drop the "mathview.so" library from a i386 Ubuntu, don't work.
2- pick the DEB package from old Ubuntu (in order to use the 2.8 version), converted with taskpkg, don't work for m (but I've noticed that tazpkg claims for missing dependencies, but tazpkd dont show WHAT lacks !)
3- tryed to compile from source code ; I've got all headers files, but the "make" process hangs with a stupid basic "C/C++" vsnprintf () function that isn't recognized :)
Someone can help me ?
Thanks.
Abiword - where can I find the mathview plugin ?
(3 posts) (2 voices)- Started 7 years ago by Kevlar
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Kevlar
offlineMemberPosted 7 years ago # -
fredyfred
offlineMemberI took a quick look at this and found on the Abiword abisource.com page:
1. the Abiword Plugin Matrix has a database error.
2. they state that plugins are not shipped separately anymore but are shipped with the main Abiword installer available from their download page.I know this doesn't help and maybe theres an issue with our Abiword 2.8.6 version and the current 3.0.2 version also making it tricky to do…?
Posted 7 years ago # -
Kevlar
offlineMemberHello ! Thanks for your interest.
Yes, I saw the "database error" on Abiword's site also. But I've found indirectly various areas on their web site to get all versions of Abiword source code.
Here is the link : https://www.abisource.com/downloads/abiword/
And I've found very surprising files : prec-compiled (but for which target ?) binaries (*.so and *.la files) here : https://www.abisource.com/downloads/dependencies/gtkmathview/ Meanwhile, this ftp claims that files contains "source" ?!
Regards.Posted 7 years ago #
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