Re: Wrapper Factory

On 2005-10-27 11:30:22 +0000 Nicolas Roard <[email protected]> 
wrote:

> On 10/26/05, Patrick CARDONA <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I also encountered another problem : while executing % sudo
>> make_services, I got a "file-max limit 24644 reached" err message in
>> the console and I needed to kill the process because X and my mice
>> cursor became unstable.
> 
> hm anyway, make_services should be run as your current user, not as 
> root.
> Still it's definitely not normal it does what you describe :)
> 
>> I seems "LaTeXService" wich I compile and installed by hand didn't 
>> fit
>> well with other GNUstep apps installed within deb package.
> 
> ah?
> 
>> After dpkg-reconfigure --all -a and a reboot, my system became stable
>> again and "% sudo make_services" did'nt make it worse. But the
> 
> again, make_services is supposed to run as your current user.
> 
>> LaTeXService don't show in the Services menu from GWorkspace (version
>> : 0.7.0).
>> 
>> What do you think about ?
> 
> Well, it's normal I think -- LaTeXService is only available when
> selecting text, and
> with GW you can only select files. Open TextEdit or Ink, write some
> text and select it,
> and check the service menu -- LaTeXService should be available. Now,
> you  just need to write the TeX code you want to be rendered :)
> 
>> When I asked for it in IRC freenode #gnustep, other users didn't seem
>> to encounter such a problem.
> 
> Try running make_services as your user. You perhaps need to restart
> the apps too.
> 
> --
> Nicolas Roard
> "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from 
> magic."
>   -Arthur C. Clarke
> 
Yes, now every services are shown and make_services as user did the 
trick. LaTeX service is good. But Wrapperfactory still doesn't produce 
usable wrapper.
Bye,
Patrick C.