Re: TeXLive 2007 & ConTeXt on etch?
Hi Karl, hi Jordan!
I have one question: I have updated the texlive/debian.html page and
packages so that also Debian stable=etch users can use the packages as
they are from the tug server (etch shipd tl2005!).
Now, for Ubuntu there is a slight problem since something has to be
changed:
On Mon, 14 Mai 2007, Sanjoy Mahajan wrote:
> For my Ubuntu system, I've been taking your src packages, removing the
> 30_libpoppler patch line from the patches/series file, and then
> rebuilding (on Ubuntu 7.04) -- as described in my last tex-live email.
> Is there an easy that I can put the src and resulting binary packages
> on tug.org?
>
> Then Ubuntu users might be able to add
>
> deb http://www.tug.org/texlive/Ubuntu/ tl2007/
> etc.
>
> to the sources.list.
Now the question is:
Jordan: Is there a Ubuntu place for putting such stuff?
Karl: Could we organize something on the tug server (depending on the
space we already use ... sorry for that)
Proposals welcomed ...
Best wishes
Norbert
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Debian Developer <preining@debian.org> Debian TeX Group
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