Re: Too many conflicts? (tetex vs. texlive)
On Mon, 10 Okt 2005, Florent Rougon wrote:
> tetex-base (<= 3.0-3), depending on tex-common effectively forbids
> tetex 2. lmodern depending on tex-common, tetex-bin, tetex-base would
...
> replaced by a simple dependency on tex-common (which would also tolerate
> texlive), if the parallel discussion about dropping the tetex
This sounds quite reasonable. Only depending on tex-common, and calling
mktexlsr and updmap-sys only if tehy are present.
If later on a tex system (whichever) is installed, there are calls of
update-updmap and updmap-sys anyway.
One more thing concerning tetex2 TDS layout: As soon as you have .enc
files there will be problems, as the curently shipping tex-common does
not search the old location of enc files!
Best wishes
Norbert
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