On Feb 24, 2016, at 3:04 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <lasgout...@lyx.org> wrote:
> Le 24/02/2016 10:06, Jerry a écrit : >> I have two TeX installations. One I installed from the TUG (I think that's >> what it's called) binary installer, probably TeXlive-2013, and the other as >> part of MacPorts, macports.org; this -> "texlive-bin @2015_8+x11 (active)" I >> think is relevant information for the active version from MacPorts. LyX is >> seeing the MacPorts version since all of MacPorts is in /opt/local. The TUG >> version from 2013 is at /usr/local/texlive/2013. I think that is probably >> the whole wad since it is 3.4 GB. I have been thinking about deleting it and >> relying on the well-maintained MacPorts version. > > Do you have the package texlive-fonts-recommended installed? I'm not sure how to tell, so I did the macports command, port... $ port installed texlive-fonts-recommended None of the specified ports are installed. so I would say, "no". I also searched my system for "texlive-fonts-recommended" and turned up only /opt/local/var/macports/sources/rsync.macports.org/release/tarballs/ports/tex/texlive-fonts-recommended which is a portfile which is not a "yes." However, I suspect that texlive might install fonts in the places where OS X normally expects to find fonts and not in /opt/local where the rest of MacPorts lives--I have a question to the macports list about that. FWIW, the OS X font manager indicates a number of entries for Latin Modern and TeX Gyre. When I put T1 into the manager's filter field, four Latin Modern families appear in the list. These _might_ have been installed by my other TeXLive installation from 2013 which is in /usr/something. Of course the basic Postscript fonts are also installed. > > Note that we should probably not require the ec fonts to be installed. This > is very old code that I wrote at the time where these fonts were something > modern. It seems that it was in LyX 0.11.17, which means that it was written > almost 20 years ago :) > > I would propose to remove this code and set the document encoding to T1 by > default. This whole font encoding thing has to be rethought, but I am not > competent in this respect. > > JMarc > >
