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Sounds like the best solution is to add options to remap control characters as specified in http://lists.xml.org/archives/xml-dev/200006/msg00480.html or to output to XML 1.1. I'm still on partial disability, so I can not make this change anytime soon...
2009-10-20 14:51:47 UTC in DjVuLibre
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My guess is you need the colinux kernel recompiled to support ext4. For now my best recommendation would be to use ext3. For the most part ext4 is only has a significant benefit when dealing with large volumes of data.
Bill.
2009-10-12 16:48:19 UTC in Cooperative Linux
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Not currently. It would not be too hard to add a port of the djvu utilities for basic tasks like this. I am currently on disability and not able to work, but if you find someone willing and able I will help them post/publish their results.
Bill.
2009-08-04 15:00:54 UTC in Java DjVu Viewer
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I remember seeing a message on the DjVu forums about an android port. My cell phone is down right primitive, so I was not able to try it. I believe all that was required was creating he correct type of install package.
Bill.
2009-08-04 14:58:55 UTC in Java DjVu Viewer
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I would be really surprised if it is actually possible to write code to do this. But I suppose Henry would know better. As far as I know the CPU is locked into 32 bit mode when running a 32 bit OS. So if you boot to 32 bit Windows, you can only run a 32 bit OS without emulation. What would be possible, and many are wishing for is the ability to run coLinux under 64 bit Windows.
Bill.
2009-07-01 01:44:03 UTC in Cooperative Linux
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BTW. I just switched from EXT2IFS, because that driver does not support one of inode size used on one of my portable hard drives.
2009-06-07 14:32:46 UTC in Ext2 File System Driver for Windows
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The first time I used this driver it worked properly. Now I can only view the drive from applications which are running as administrator. I have not figured out a work around, and I don't like the idea of running everyday apps as administrator.
Bill.
2009-06-07 14:30:31 UTC in Ext2 File System Driver for Windows
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If it were me, I would simply call the djvulibre from my program. Why spawn a second process when you don't have to. While the command line tools are intended to be useful, they are not designed to meet everyone's needs. If they were, they would use getopt processing with hundreds of possible flags. Which might be great for some power command line users, but the tools would no longer be...
2009-06-02 13:51:30 UTC in DjVuLibre
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The problem with this patch is you lose the ability to process multiple input files with one command. Why can't you just redirect stdout? e.g.
djvudump foo1.djvu foo2.djvu foo3.djvu > foo-dump.txt.
2009-06-01 13:33:37 UTC in DjVuLibre
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docbill added the Fedora-10-20090228.exe file.
2009-03-01 19:46:14 UTC in Cooperative Linux
