J Perry a écrit : > * Setting up luatex on Fedora 10 went smoothly until it generated an error: > SORRY CONTEXT NOW REQUIRES ETEX, exactly like that, in all caps. It also > generated this error in a place that was not in plain sight! Searching > online, I found information that Fedora 10 comes with TeX-Live 2007, not > 2008, and the latest luatex requires TeX-Live 2008. >
This is extremely strange... what document did you try to compile ? With which command line ? > At least one Fedora devel is talking about dropping TeX-Live altogether due > to licensing issues: > > https://fcp.surfsite.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&topic_id=66735&forum=11 > > "I'm much more inclined to propose that we drop texlive altogether. It is a > licensing nightmare, a tangled bundle of millions of files with little > apparent organizational structure, and no overarching licensing analysis. I > started trying to do a license audit on texlive 2008, but it would probably > take me at least a month of doing nothing except auditing texlive to finish > it." > > ...so (since I need TeX for more than typing chants) I may have to switch > distros altogether. > Reading the whole thread I don't think they will drop it, but anyway, Debian is more decided to go TeXLive 2008 than Fedora, for sure... Otherwise Gentoo and ArchLinux already have it. > Does anyone know whether it is relatively simple and/or wise to remove the > current TeX-Live packages that Fedora provides, and download TeX-Live proper? > i.e., is there a lot of hairy setup involved to TeX-Live? Even that wouldn't > be so bad if it at least came with documentation. > There is a documentation in french here : http://weblog.elzevir.fr/2008/11/tex-live-2008-a-la-vanille-sur-debian-like/, but I don't think it's translated somewhere... -- Elie _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
