Hello, On 10/29/07, Stroller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can anyone tell me the correct place to add fonts to TeTeX so that > they'll be accessible for all users, please? I think that the way I > have done this in the past may be "unofficial" - I think I've added > my local fonts to the master list of fonts shipped with TeTeX as a > distro, and that's why they've been over-written - but it has been > the only way in the past that I've got this to work. And now I can't > find that list at all. :( > > Any comments or assistance will b VERY GRATEFULLY received.
This is not a solution in itself, but you might try this. Download the TexLive-2007 DVD [1]. This is a recent TeX distribution, compared to the ancient TeTeX one. Check to see if it provides the fonts you need. If it does, you might attempt to remove TeTeX by following the correspondent removal guide [2], sync Portage, tweak the USE flags so as to suit your needs and emerge =texlive-2007. This week I have successfully switched from TeTeX to TeXLive, following the guide mentioned earlier. TeXLive contains more recent fonts (also, consider to check the CTAN for what it provides before downloading the .iso image), like the cm-super (that I needed for the bold small caps), and is probably more or less up to date and complete if you enable the needed USE flags. [1] http://www.tug.org/texlive/ [2] http://gentoo-wiki.com/TeX_Live_2007#External_links Regards, Liviu -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
