Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2002-01-03 Thread Thomas Esser
> Well ConTeXt is outdated: After sume discussion with Hans, he has rearranged the files below texmf/pdftex a little. Now, I have added updated ConTeXt to v2001/12/20 (beta). Thomas

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-10 Thread Thomas Esser
> Other people probably install a new version over an old one and all > configuration files are overwritten. At least texmf.cnf has an > interesting feature: > > % original texmf.cnf -- runtime path configuration file for kpathsea. > % (If you change or delete `original' on the previous line, the

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-03 Thread Hans Hagen
Hi Thomas, I hope that you're on schedule with the thesis etc. > > But I admit that it is a bit difficult (Hans Hagen changed the ISP and > > was not yet able to move the DNS over to the new provider). The official > >Yes, I have downloaded from the wrong site. Oh, if only CTAN was really >*comp

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-02 Thread Thomas Esser
> > Current is 2001.11.13, 13.14 > > You have > > 2001.7.11, 16.33 > > can you explain what "13.14" and "16.33" mean? is there some sort > of versioning here? It is 2001.11.13.13.14 on Hans' server. My interpretation is .MM.DD.HH.MM > in which case why does it go backwards? :-) Thomas

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-02 Thread Sebastian Rahtz
On Sun, Dec 02, 2001 at 07:14:56PM +0100, Tobias Burnus wrote: > Well ConTeXt is outdated: > Current is 2001.11.13, 13.14 > You have > 2001.7.11, 16.33 can you explain what "13.14" and "16.33" mean? is there some sort of versioning here? in which case why does it go backwards? I have always wi

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-02 Thread Tobias Burnus
Hi, > Yesterday I have uploaded a new texmf tarball which is quite up-to-date > I think (please let me know about any outdated/wrong stuff in it). Well ConTeXt is outdated: Current is 2001.11.13, 13.14 You have 2001.7.11, 16.33 But I admit that it is a bit difficult (Hans Hagen changed the ISP

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-02 Thread Thomas Esser
> But I admit that it is a bit difficult (Hans Hagen changed the ISP and > was not yet able to move the DNS over to the new provider). The official Yes, I have downloaded from the wrong site. Oh, if only CTAN was really *comprehensive*... > page is: http://ds035.xs4all.nl/download.htm Ok, I jus

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-02 Thread David Kastrup
> "Adrian" == Adrian Bunk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Adrian> dvips/config/config.ps is that dvips sends generated .ps Adrian> files directly to the printer I don't see anything wrong with that, it is a reasonable default behaviour. Whereas generating a .ps file has no reasonable defa

Re: cm-super (was: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128))

2001-12-02 Thread Thomas Esser
> > Yesterday I have uploaded a new texmf tarball which is quite up-to-date > > I think (please let me know about any outdated/wrong stuff in it). > > Is cm-super included? No. But I have not yet finally decided about including it in future. Thomas

cm-super (was: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128))

2001-12-02 Thread Martin Schroeder
On 2001-11-29 18:00:23 +0100, Thomas Esser wrote: > Yesterday I have uploaded a new texmf tarball which is quite up-to-date > I think (please let me know about any outdated/wrong stuff in it). Is cm-super included? Best regards Martin -- http://www.tm.oneiros.de/calendar/200

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-01 Thread Reinhard Kotucha
> "Adrian" == Adrian Bunk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > - [not really new] it's often annoying that the > default in dvips/config/config.ps is that dvips sends generated > .ps files directly to the printer I agree, but this has been discussed on this list some years ago and most

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-01 Thread Paul Vojta
> Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 18:00:23 +0100 > From: Thomas Esser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128) > > Hi, > > Yesterday I have uploaded a new texmf tarball which is quite up-to-date > I think (plea

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-12-01 Thread Adrian Bunk
On Thu, 29 Nov 2001, Thomas Esser wrote: > Hi, Hi Thomas, > Yesterday I have uploaded a new texmf tarball which is quite up-to-date > I think (please let me know about any outdated/wrong stuff in it). >... some things I noticed while packaging for Debian: - doc/help/Catalogue/entries/psnfss.h

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-11-30 Thread jarausch
On 29 Nov, Thomas Esser wrote: > Hi, > > Yesterday I have uploaded a new texmf tarball which is quite up-to-date > I think (please let me know about any outdated/wrong stuff in it). > > One important feature is that it is does not contain any known non-free > software. > > You can get the new t

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-11-29 Thread Thomas Esser
> I noticed later ones of hyperref and pdftex.def are in tug: > hyperref: 6.71v > 6.71m > pdftex.def : [2001/09/01 v0.03h] > [2001/05/25 v0.03g] Ah, yes, thanks. I just have updated these two and pdftex.def was just updated yesterday :-) pdftex.def [2001/11/29 v0.03i] Thomas

Re: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-11-29 Thread Akira Kakuto
From: Thomas Esser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128) > Yesterday I have uploaded a new texmf tarball which is quite up-to-date > I think (please let me know about any outdated/wrong stuff in it). Thanks. I noticed later ones of hyperref and pd

finally: new texmf tarball (beta-20011128)

2001-11-29 Thread Thomas Esser
Hi, Yesterday I have uploaded a new texmf tarball which is quite up-to-date I think (please let me know about any outdated/wrong stuff in it). One important feature is that it is does not contain any known non-free software. You can get the new texmf tarball at CTAN:systems/unix/teTeX-beta, e.g