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I suppose for now that the best way to check the texmf tree dependencies is to |
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install TeX Live using the .iso file? |
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Gabriel |
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Martin Ehmsen a écrit : |
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> Gabriel Lavoie wrote: |
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>> Is app-text/texlive usable for now? I only have a basic tetex installation that |
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>> I will need for my master grade at university and I would want to make the |
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>> switch to texlive really fast! Maybe I can help? |
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> No it is not usable right now, hence the mask :-) |
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> The biggest problem (aside from some minor problems with the ebuild) is |
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> figuring out how to provide a texmf tree. The texmf tree that ships with |
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> the current ebuild is several 100 MB, which I think is too much. |
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> I like some way to provide a light, medium and heavy texmf tree. The |
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> problem is not making an ebuild but making the tree it self. |
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> So if you feel like figuring out which tex packages should go into which |
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> of the three trees then I would appreciate it very much! (remember that |
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> there are also deps between the packages). |
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> Martin Ehmsen |
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