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Description of problem: Printing from gschem produces invalid postscript due to a missing file /usr/share/gEDA/prolog.ps Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): geda-gschem-20060906-2.fc6 How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Print a schematic to file. 2. Open in a postscipt viewer e.g., evince. 3. Actual results: The gschem log gets: Unable to open the prolog file `/usr/share/gEDA/prolog.ps' for reading in f_print_header() Giving up on printing The postscript interpreter chokes on the output file. Expected results: Postscript output should be correct postscript. Additional info: Copying the prolog.ps file from gschem cvs into /usr/share/gEDA/prolog.ps fixes the problem.
Thanks for notifying it to me. /usr/share/gEDA/prolog.ps comes with libgeda-doc. Indeed this is a packaging error. could you install libgeda-doc and repeat your procedure (of course deleting the one you place by hand) to see whether that fixes it or not ? chitlesh(~)[0]$rpm -qf /usr/share/gEDA/prolog.ps libgeda-doc-20060906-1.fc5 chitlesh(~)[0]$rpm -ql libgeda-doc-20060906-1.fc5 /usr/share/doc/libgeda-doc-20060906 /usr/share/doc/libgeda-doc-20060906/libgeda-main.txt /usr/share/doc/libgeda-doc-20060906/logo.png /usr/share/doc/libgeda-doc-20060906/texinfo.tex /usr/share/doc/libgeda-doc-20060906/what-is-geda.html /usr/share/doc/libgeda-doc-20060906/what-is-libgeda.html /usr/share/gEDA/prolog.ps
Yes, installing libgeda-doc fixes the problem. Thanks.
I've rebuilt libgeda appropriately