Citando Andrea D'Amore :
On 09/set/09, at 09:14, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
I meant a meta-port that would ensure either the MacPorts texlive
port or an external TeX is installed.
I understood it but I don't really know what binaries does a latex
installation rely on, I was asking for
On 09/set/09, at 09:14, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
I meant a meta-port that would ensure either the MacPorts texlive
port or an external TeX is installed.
I understood it but I don't really know what binaries does a latex
installation rely on, I was asking for someone with a more in-depth
On 06/set/09, at 22:28, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
An alternate solution could be to write a tex meta-port that would
do this. Then we would update every single port that depends on
texlive to depend on that metaport instead.
Something like:
tex-externalMetaport that relies on binary TeX
On Sep 9, 2009, at 02:11, Andrea D'Amore wrote:
On 06/set/09, at 22:28, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
An alternate solution could be to write a tex meta-port that would
do this. Then we would update every single port that depends on
texlive to depend on that metaport instead.
Something like:
On 04/set/09, at 11:04, Emmanuel Hainry wrote:
Note that the debian texlive package is also still 2007.
iirc this is due to TeXLive 2008 having its own file manager, tlmgr,
and that could conflict with Debian packaging system.
How do Macports cope with ports that have their own packaging
On Sep 6, 2009, at 09:56, Andrea D'Amore wrote:
On 04/set/09, at 11:04, Emmanuel Hainry wrote:
Note that the debian texlive package is also still 2007.
iirc this is due to TeXLive 2008 having its own file manager, tlmgr,
and that could conflict with Debian packaging system.
How do
On that note, what is the state of the MacPorts TeX ports?
FWIW, I just installed texlive in MacPorts prior to compiling GNU
Lilypond from source. Lilypond heavily relies on metafont for its
custom music notation fonts. Everything is working correctly at the
moment for me.
-Travis
On Thu, Sep
Citando Dan Ports :
On Thu, Sep 03, 2009 at 01:32:42PM -0500, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
Because we want to allow MacTeX installed outside of MacPorts to
satisfy the dependency. This is an exception to the usual rule,
because TeX is hard to build and the MacPorts TeX ports tend to lag
far
On Sep 4, 2009, at 06:32, Emmanuel Hainry wrote:
Note that there is yet another solution which is install precompiled
binaries as they come with mactex instead of compiling as texlive_base
does. Problem is, it installs in /usr/texbin and is probably not
flexible about that.
These kinds of
On Thu, Sep 03, 2009 at 01:32:42PM -0500, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
Because we want to allow MacTeX installed outside of MacPorts to
satisfy the dependency. This is an exception to the usual rule,
because TeX is hard to build and the MacPorts TeX ports tend to lag
far behind TeX releases. And
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