new cm-super and cm-super-x11
Dear all!
A new version of the cm-super fonts should soon be available on the tug
server. This is version 0.3.3-6
News:
- there is a cm-super-x11 packages which makes the *1000 and *10 fonts
available for X11
- the TeX example has been killed from the README file. T1 fonts and
TeX is a bad combination
- changed README.debian to refer to type1ec packages, several other
editorial changes
- various lintian overrides
- t1c2pfb.pl is installed as /usr/bin/t1c2pfb (without .pl)
- man page for t1c2pfb
The package has one lintian warning:
W: cm-super: manpage-has-errors-from-man usr/share/man/man1/t1c2pfb.1.gz
/tmp/zmanlAr6Jy:16: warning: can't find numbered character 243
I don't know how to fix this one (I wrote Péter Szábo in the manpage,
grummel, can someone tell me how to write this kind of characters in
man pages?)
Mickael, could you again take a look at it and upload if you are
content.
Here is the complete changelog, not much more information:
cm-super (0.3.3-6) unstable; urgency=low
* changed README.debian, TODO, copyright
* fixed old FSF address in copyright file
* add cm-super-x11 package to make the fonts available from X11
* removed magic perl header from t1c2pfb.pl
* created a minimal man page for t1c2pfb (perl script installed in /usr/bin)
* added lintian overrides
cm-super: for the md5sum check
cm-super source: old debian/postinst script is buggy, it is replaced
cm-super-x11: install into X11R6
-- Norbert Preining <preining@logic.at> Thu, 29 Sep 2005 16:51:44 +0200
Please note also that cm-super-debian and texinfo can be found on
svn on alioth.debian.org, pkg-texlive.
(From cm-super only the debian files, from texinfo all the package)
Best wishes
Norbert
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