On 09/17/2015 03:11 PM, Will Parsons wrote:
No:
% kpsewhich article.cls
% echo $?
1
Then there is something seriously wrong with your LaTeX installation:
kpsewhich is a sort of equivalent of the standard "which" command,
except that it searches the LaTeX-related paths (which you can see via
"kpsepath tex", and related commands) instead of the PATH. If
article.cls is not being found, well, then, as I said: big problem. In
fact, kpsewhich does not actually search the LaTeX paths. Rather, it
uses a pre-generated database. So even though article.cls is there, TeX
doesn't know about it. You could try running "sudo texhash" to update
the TeX databases, then try kpsewhich again. But you may need to
re-install TeX.
Richard
