>>>>> Debian Bug Tracking System <ow...@bugs.debian.org> writes:
> This is an automatic notification regarding your Bug report which was > filed against the texlive-omega package: > #470208: \usepackage {antomega} should support Esperanto as well > It has been closed by Norbert Preining <prein...@logic.at>. […] > the bug you have submitted against one of the TeX packages concerns > not the Debian packaging of TeX Live, nor the upstream TeX Live > distribution itself, but Up-upstream, the original author of the > respective package. > TeX Live only collects what authors provide. > Thus, neither we, the Debian TeX Team, nor the Upstream TeX Live team > can fix anything regarding this bug. I fail to see how this could be a valid reason to close the bug. AIUI, DBTS is set up not only to facilitate bug fixing, but also to facilitate use, by documenting all the issues affecting Debian — whether the packaging, upstream, or otherwise. Feel free to mark it as wontfix, though. > Furthermore, the bug you have reported is rather old. > We suggest you to do the following: > * verify that the bug is still present with current TeX Live (2013) > installation on Debian The omega-esperanto.ldf file is still absent as of texlive-omega 2013.20130918-1. An example .tex file is MIMEd. When passed through lamed(1), it issues: Package antomega Warning: Couldn't find file omega-esperanto.ldf!!. > * if yes, please report the bug to the *original* author of the TeX > package, and *not* to upstream TeX Live nor Debian […] -- FSF associate member #7257
\documentclass {article} \usepackage {antomega} \background [input=utf-8] {english} \load {russian} \load {esperanto} \begin {document} Hello, world! \end {document}