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Re: #debian-tetex is not exactly hopping....



On Thu, 31 May 2001, C.M. Connelly wrote:

>...
>     AB> Christoph is making task-tex ready and I'm preparing a new
>     AB> upload of the tetex-* packages that include all the fixes
>     AB> mentioned at tetex.debian.net.
>
> Sounds good so far -- are you including those man pages I wrote?

Yes, I include all (non-problematic) fixes for bugs - this includes the
man pages.

> Also -- any thoughts on creating some sort of tetex-update package
> with newer LaTeX packages.  I know that Atsuhito Kohda does
> something similar for debian-jp (with the newer LaTeX); maybe we
> could just include the newer packages, and not duplicate packages
> already in tetex-base or tetex-extra, which would make
> tetex-update smaller and less of a hassle to download.  I have
> more thoughts on this (as, I suspect, does Atsuhito -- we talked
> about it on the list last year).
>...

I'm not sure whether we really need to have the latest version of
everything - what are the great benefits of having a newer LaTeX? In my
opinion it's perhaps worth it upgrading some packages inside teTeX when
this fixes bugs, but I do usually prefer to stay with upstream and I
prefer waiting half a year for a new teTeX over trying to upgrade
everything ourselves.


>    Claire

cu
Adrian

-- 
A "No" uttered from deepest conviction is better and greater than a
"Yes" merely uttered to please, or what is worse, to avoid trouble.
                -- Mahatma Ghandi



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