Hi,
this is the second release candidate for teTeX-2.0. I have put the files to
my server, but they'll soon be available for download at CTAN:
ftp://cam.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/unix/teTeX/2.0/distrib/tetex-src-2.0-rc1.tar.gz
ftp://cam.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/unix/teTeX/2.0
* texbook.tex / mfbook.tex removed (license, argh!)
Definitely the right thing to do. If you have found them on CTAN in a
location outside of the nonfree tree, you should notify the CTAN
maintainers: it would be definitely not nice to Addison Wesley and
Knuth to suggest by a bad
* texbook.tex / mfbook.tex removed (license, argh!)
Definitely the right thing to do. If you have found them on CTAN in a
location outside of the nonfree tree, you should notify the CTAN
maintainers: it would be definitely not nice to Addison Wesley and
Knuth to suggest by a
Thomas Esser wrote:
I, for another reason, updated to the latest teTeX beta (2002-04-02) and
the dvips version included is:
dvips --version
dvips(k) 5.86g
kpathsea version 3.3.7
The *next* teTeX pretest will have that fixed dvips. TeX Live 7 won't
have that fix. But, Sebastian is
On Wed, 29 May 2002, Erik Frisk wrote:
Hi,
The -G1 option in dvips (can be activated on the commandline or in a
config file; typically it is enabled in config.pdf) turn on a feature
named character shifting. This works around bugs in various other
software, by shifting characters of
On 2002-05-30 21:28:01 +0200, Harald Hanche-Olsen wrote:
Um, yeah, but spring is already over, even as far north as I live. It
Springs ends on --06-21 :-)
Best regards
Martin
--
http://www.tm.oneiros.de
Now that the latest tex-live release is practically on its way out the
door, can we expect a corresponding teTeX release? (The relationship
between tex-live and teTeX seems shady to me at best...) I currently
run the latest teTeX beta personally, but don't dare expose more than
a select few
Now that the latest tex-live release is practically on its way out the
door, can we expect a corresponding teTeX release?
No, not a 100% corresponding release. I have the -G1 fix for dvips and
the downgrade update for Omega (1.15 is the best version currently
available, the TeX Live version
On 2002-05-29 13:42:45 +0200, Harald Hanche-Olsen wrote:
Anyway, I am asking because this time of year is such an excellent
time for upgrades, and I want my users to have access to a good
pdfTeX.
Expect a new pdfTeX (1.01a) this Spring. :-)
Best regards
Martin
--
No, not a 100% corresponding release. I have the -G1 fix for dvips and
the downgrade update for Omega (1.15 is the best version currently
available, the TeX Live version is not that stable).
What is the -G1 fix for dvips?
The -G1 option in dvips (can be activated on the commandline
No, not a 100% corresponding release. I have the -G1 fix for dvips and
the downgrade update for Omega (1.15 is the best version currently
available, the TeX Live version is not that stable).
What is the -G1 fix for dvips?
/Erik
Hi,
The -G1 option in dvips (can be activated on the commandline or in a
config file; typically it is enabled in config.pdf) turn on a feature
named character shifting. This works around bugs in various other
software, by shifting characters of a font to the upper area of a
font. This
Which softwares has bugs that make character-switching necessary?
I am not the expert on this, but the things I know are Acrobat Reader
(don't know exactly when they fixed that bug, but version 3.x are broken)
and Adobe Illustrator.
I, for another reason, updated to the latest teTeX beta
Hello,
Is there a new tetex release on it's way? If yes is there any time
horizon on it?
Best,
Lars Chr. Hausmann
On Tue, Aug 07, 2001 at 08:47:55AM +0200, Sherlock Holmes wrote:
(I hope my messages get through on the mailing lists I'm currently not
subscribed to as I'm away for a couple of weeks)
Made it (to tetex-pretest, at least).
[snip]
ftp://ftp.nluug.nl/comp/macosx/tex-gs/teTeX.dmg
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