I just discovered the cause of a problem I was having and wanted to post in case anyone else has the same symptoms.
LaTeX code would be processed, but the output in the conversation window would be plain text with the $$\LaTeX$$ code stripped out.
I had it working on my work computer but was getting the stripped output at home. Today I compared the enabled plugins for both and discovered that enabling Conversation Colors on the previously working machine caused the same stripped output.
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Well, actually it is not really "incompatible". It's just, that Conversation Colors has a function, that strips html-tags out of the message. And the Image showing the LaTeX-Formula is realized using an <img id=X> tag. So if you go into the preferences dialog of Conversation Colors and disable the checkbox "Ignore Incoming Format" (or what it's called in your language), then the LaTeX-Images will not be stripped and so you can use Conversation Colors with Pidgin-LaTeX.
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I just discovered the cause of a problem I was having and wanted to post in case anyone else has the same symptoms.
LaTeX code would be processed, but the output in the conversation window would be plain text with the $$\LaTeX$$ code stripped out.
I had it working on my work computer but was getting the stripped output at home. Today I compared the enabled plugins for both and discovered that enabling Conversation Colors on the previously working machine caused the same stripped output.
So true. I overlooked this message, then came full circle and discovered it for myself.
Well, actually it is not really "incompatible". It's just, that Conversation Colors has a function, that strips html-tags out of the message. And the Image showing the LaTeX-Formula is realized using an <img id=X> tag. So if you go into the preferences dialog of Conversation Colors and disable the checkbox "Ignore Incoming Format" (or what it's called in your language), then the LaTeX-Images will not be stripped and so you can use Conversation Colors with Pidgin-LaTeX.