Le 12.08.2012 12:18, Frank Kuester a écrit :
Gabriel Kerneis <kern...@pps.jussieu.fr> writes:
the texlive-lang-french provides (among others) the facture class.
To be
used, this class requires the following packages:
- texlive-xetex, for the xetex/xelatex binary
- texlive-latex-extra, for makecmds.sty
- etoolbox, for etoolbox.sty
- texlive-generic-extra, for fltpoint.sty.
I'm not sure whether these should be mandatory or only recommanded
dependencies, but it would help a lot not having to look for them
one by one.
They are for sure not mandatory, since not everyone who installs
texlive-lang-french wants to use the facture class. Unless you
convince
me that most or at least really many french TeX users use it, I think
that even Recommends is too much. The question is rather whether we
make it a Suggests - or nothing at all, because we usually take our
dependency information from upstream, but they won't introduce the
Suggests concept, I'm sure.
I'd say either make it a Suggest (which seems the best to me, but I
understand your point about upstream), or at least mention them in
README.Debian. Playing hide and seek with dependencies when trying to
compile is really frustrating.
Kind regards,
--
Gabriel
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