Bug#188150: tetex-doc: main tetex html-documentation sometimes links to uncompressed files, but compressed ones are installed
reassign 188150 tetex-base
tags 188150 + patch
thanks
> in file:///usr/share/doc/tetex-doc/texmf/index.html, some of the
> links point to uncompressed documentation files, like pandora.dvi
> and oldgerm.dvi. However, as with all the others, pandora.dvi.gz
> and oldgerm.dvi.gz are installed.
>
/usr/share/doc/tetex-doc is AFAICS a symlink to
/usr/share/doc/tetex-base, which is part of the tetex-base package,
hence the reassign.
> I'm not including a patch, since I don't have time to check all the
> links.
>
fgrep \.dvi newhelpindex.html|grep -v gz :-)
H.
--
sigmentation fault
--- newhelpindex.html.bak Thu Apr 10 21:18:48 2003
+++ newhelpindex.html Thu Apr 10 21:20:18 2003
@@ -74,8 +74,8 @@
href="latex/latex2e-html/index.html">full reference manual</a>
of LaTeX2e commands -- ideal for looking up a particular piece of
formatting while writing a document (also available in <a
- href="latex/general/latex2e.dvi">dvi</a> format) and a table of
- <a href="latex/general/symbols.dvi">available mathematical symbols</a>.
+ href="latex/general/latex2e.dvi.gz">dvi</a> format) and a table of
+ <a href="latex/general/symbols.dvi.gz">available mathematical symbols</a>.
<P>Useful information in a questions and answers format is provided by
the UK TeX users group <a
@@ -546,10 +546,10 @@
href="latex/styles/type1cm.txt">type1cm</a> <dd>Allows the use
of Computer Modern fonts at arbitrary type sizes instead of the
usual discrete magsteps. <dt><a
- href="latex/mfnfss/pandora.dvi">pandora</a> <dd>The Pandora
+ href="latex/mfnfss/pandora.dvi.gz">pandora</a> <dd>The Pandora
fonts. <dt><a href="latex/yfonts/readme">yfonts</a> <dd>A LaTeX
interface to the old-german fonts designed by Yannis
- Haralambous. <dt><a href="latex/mfnfss/oldgerm.dvi">oldgerm</a>
+ Haralambous. <dt><a href="latex/mfnfss/oldgerm.dvi.gz">oldgerm</a>
<dd>German handwriting
fonts. <dt><a href="latex/wasysym/wasysym.dvi.gz">wasysym</a>
<dd>This package defines LaTeX commands to insert the symbols in
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