(I'm using Ubuntu 9.04, with GNOME rather than KDE.) Mine came prefigured to use Okular, however - I don't even have KDVI installed, I don't think. I knew it was possible to have it show the file using an external viewer. Settings > Configure Kile > Tools > Build > QuickBuild (*) Assuming we have similar versions/configurations of Kile, go to As you can see, there's an easy(*) solution for the former don't know about the latter.
especially with KDVI's "inverse search" feature.įrabjous, I don't know if like me you didn't know Kile could be configured to use an external viewer which can be kept in a separate window/display, or whether you just want to use the embedded viewer in a separate window. (I suppose that was what you meant wouldn't open in a separate window.) However, now that I've seen KDVI, I'm perfectly happy to use it with Kile instead of the embedded viewer, with Kile on one display and KDVI on the other. my Kile was configured to use the Embedded Viewer instead of KDVI. But it is actually more a matter of settings for your operating system than of Kile itself. And this window surely can be dragged to the other monitor.
This can't be true since the (default) Quick Build function compiles to DVI and then calls KDVI as the viewer. From your descriptions it looks like the output window would open inside the Kile instance.
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