As regards Acrobat under Linux/Alpha, there is no much problem at moment.
Because of few other pieces of software I run (ApplixWare, Modula-[23] and
line) I will have to keep at least one x86 box under my desk. What
interested me more was general status of em86 software emulation so I can
decide about directions in our software development. If em86 is capable, we
can stick for some time with it, if it is not, we had to do something about
:).
And gv, I just got this with my K6/200 box :)
frodo:dragisha/p5: ~# gv o288s_ds.pdf
Warning: Representation size 2 must match superclass's to override
internalWidth
Warning: Representation size %d must match superclass's to override %s
zsh: segmentation fault gv o288s_ds.pdf
frodo:dragisha/p5: ~# rpm -q ghostscript gv
ghostscript-5.03-2
gv-3.5.8-1
> michal@ellpspace.math.ualberta.ca (Michal Jaegermann)wrote:
: >
: > Except slowness (AlphaPC164LX with 600MHz CPU is much slower with
: > Acrobat than AMD K6 200), this is only visible problem with em86 here.
: Don't expect miracles from em86. It makes various Linux/Intel programs
: usable on a totally different processor but it is far from beeing a
: speed daemon.
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