[plamo:05192] Re: Acrobat Reader 4.05 released

[早間義博]

From: 早間義博 <yossi@yedo.src.co.jp>
Subject: [plamo:05191] Re: Acrobat Reader 4.05 released
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 15:59:09 +0900
Message-ID: <20000222.155827.48533505.yossi@yedo.src.co.jp>

yossi> From: Masahiko Ishikawa <masahiko@srasvf2.sra.co.jp>
yossi> Subject: [plamo:05190] Re: Acrobat Reader 4.05 released
yossi> Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 14:31:46 +0900
yossi> Message-ID: <200002220531.OAA24551@srasvf2.sra.co.jp>
yossi> 
yossi> masahiko> 
yossi> masahiko> # そういえば私まだ、4.0 と 4.05 の違いを確認していませんでした (^_^;
yossi> masahiko> 
yossi> masahiko> 
yossi> 
yossi> ソフトウエアリサーチの早間です。
yossi> Plamo の2.xβ版では4.0が動きません、今ダウンロード中ですが期待して
yossi> います。
yossi> 
yossi> 

ReadMeによりますとつぎのとおりです。早速インストールしたところ
Plamo 2.1 βで起動できました。

Linux-Specific Information
--------------------------

1.    The Acrobat Reader for Linux  was built on a 2.2.5-15  kernel. 
      (RedHat 6.0)

2.    There is currently no search functionality available for the Linux Acrobat
      Reader. 
      
3.    The current Reader is now "glibc" 2.1 based as opposed to libc. This 
      means that the Acrobat Reader has been linked with libc.so.6 as 
      opposed to libc.so.5.
      The effects of this are mainly that if you are using a "libc" based
      version of Netscape, you will not be able to launch the Reader as a 
      plugin. In fact, this will crash netscape. 
      Also, systems that use the older "2.0.x" glibc libraries (such as
      RedHat 5.x and Debian 2.x, and Slackware 4.x) may experience crashes 
      when running this version of the Acrobat Reader. We therefore recommend 
      running the very latest version of your distribution. Debian plans to 
      move to glibc 2.1 in the next release. Slackware is glibc 2.1 based for 
      version 7.0.

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