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Werner LEMBERG <wl@gnu.org> Mon Jan 01 00:00:00 1997
A very old request - I will fix it hopefully in 2.6
till then please use 
  ./configure --prefix=/usr/local
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it is a *very* bad idea that yudit 2.1 installs into /usr and not
/usr/local by default!  Even more annoying, there is no `make
uninstall' target to fix it...
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Gaspar Sinai 2002-02-22
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Indic in Yudit is not supposed to work well with Pango fonts. 
Please use True Type fonts. 
Devanagari and Tamil should have no (serious) problems
with Pango X11 fonts, still Yudit has better support for True Type 
fonts with Open Type layout.
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Miikka-Markus Alhonen <Miikka-Markus.Alhonen@tigatieto.com>
2002-01-21
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Yudit doesn't seem to know always, if changes have been made to the buffer
or not. If one opens a file, deletes a character and then presses Undo, the
file is in fact unchanged, even though Yudit doesn't know this (the Save icon
remains red). If one presses a second Undo after this, the file becomes
unchanged. Now, this is a problem e.g. in the following case: 1) open a file 2)
delete a character 3) save 4) delete another character. Now Yudit thinks that
the buffer becomes unchanged only after three undo's, i.e. 1) restore the last
deleted character 2) restore the character before that 3) restore status
"unchanged". So, even though the buffer was saved between the two deletions,
Yudit thinks the buffer is unchanged only if it is exactly the same as when
_first_ opened. For new buffers, this means that a buffer is unchanged only
after it's made empty (!) by undoing, even while the buffer was saved several
times in between...
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Roman Maurer <roman.maurer@amis.net>
2001-12-20
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Is there some way that I could input Unicode text to Yudit directly
with Latin 2 X-keyboard (eg. after command "setxkbmap si")?
I tried to put "0x01E8=0x010C" in .kmap (from X-keycode "ccaron" to
Unicode character �), but Yudit did not show it.  I guess the problem
is that the keycode is >255, but I don't know how to fix this ...
