> It is likely that the files in /etc or the ones in /usr/share/texmf > are symlinks to the other set of files.
That's right. Maps are kept in /etc /usr/share/texmf/fonts/map/pdftex -> /etc/texmf/map/pdftex /usr/share/texmf/fonts/map/dvips -> /etc/texmf/map/dvips > A lot of the problems you have come down to this: teTeX 3.0 is not > exactly the same as teTeX 2.02 was (mostly because of changes in > the TeX Directory Standard); but the linux rpm/deb packages try > hard to make it appear to be. Hence the attemps to make it fit in > the old directory structure (Most probably this is because > maintainers tend to dislike change). > > In the latest cont-lmt.zip from Pragma, as well as the latest Latin > modern distribution on Ctan, absolutely everything is lowercase. > The mixed case file names are a thing of the past, and indicate > that not all of the old stuff is removed from your system (still). It was a fresh install with custom font sets copied from my discontinued Miktex installation which wasn't case sensitive. What I didn't know was that I needed to regenerate stuff with texfont. In the beginning I just lowercased the ASCII files with sed and couldn't figure out where still references to the old uppercase filenames came from. BTW, I must say I kind of preferred Miktex. > Cheers, and hang on, > > Taco Thanks for the upkeep ;) But I'm still not convinced that spending half the time on the content and the other half (or more) on Context is such a good thing. -- Tobias _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list [email protected] http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
