Re: a problem by jtex
Hi all,
On Mo, 02 Apr 2012, Norbert Preining wrote:
> In the meantime I can immport jTeX and MulTeX if you prefer?
I hav enow imported jtex-base and texfam into our svn, and taged
tha last versions.
svn://svn.debian.org/svn/debian-tex/jtex-etal/jtex-base/trunk
svn://svn.debian.org/svn/debian-tex/jtex-etal/texfam/trunk
(and there is also ..../jtex-base/tags and ..../texfam/tags)
> > By the way, I think that jTeX and MulTeX related packages have two other
> > problems: the first is that they obey too old Debian package standard,
> > and the second is that they use `dbs' and do not use modern packaging
> > techniques. We will have to update them.
I have taken a look now into the new source for 2009, but it is a pain
.... there is no patch against 2009, but a separate dir.
It would be so much better if we would have a *patch* against tl2009
sources ... hmmm ... maybe when I have more time.
Then we could get it to compile agianst tl2011 sources, or actually
build it with the tl2011 sources.
Best wishes
Norbert
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