In teTeX: no next release thread, Frank Küster wrote: > > With respect to teTeX being "dead" now - sitting on my hard drive right > > now is a set of "teTeX like" RPMs built from TeX Live 2005. I could not > > use pristine source because of bootstrap issues (you need TeX installed > > to unpack the dtx files). > > > > I'm not quite ready to make them public, but I think it is the right > > solution for people (like me) who like the teTeX packaging. > > It would be interesting to look at this. >
I've had a couple (two) requests to see that now, so: http://www.tetexrpm.org/texjive.html There's still work that needs to be done (most notably, it does not seem to link against system freetype even when I ask it to). Also - I'm not sure why it is doing this, but it builds/installs lcdf-typetools when I specifically ask it not to - deleting the lcdf-typetools directory solves that though. But is a start. If someone wants to do for RPM what Debian has done - more power to them, but this is works for me, and is preferable for me, maybe for some others too. _______________________________________________ Pan-users mailing list Pan-users@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-users
