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2008-02-12
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maemotex works fine on OS2008
http://www.ham.nw.schule.de/pub/bscw.cgi/365355
http://www.ham.nw.schule.de/pub/bscw.cgi/365355
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2008-02-13
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Does it support all pdflatex features including bibtex and included graphics?
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2008-03-30
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@ Manitoba, Canada
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I am making feeble attempts to cross-compile 'PyX' for OS2008, and one obstacle that I am running into -- that might be related to 'maemotex' -- is the following error:
RuntimeError: cannot find font mapping file 'psfonts.map'
From what I have read, it is the 'responsibility' of 'TeX/LaTeX' to create this file. True? It doesn't appear to exist on my system after installing 'maemotex'.
Please help! If I am ultimately successful, then I will be able to provide 'PyX' to the community. This 'tex' stuff is totally alien to me
RuntimeError: cannot find font mapping file 'psfonts.map'
From what I have read, it is the 'responsibility' of 'TeX/LaTeX' to create this file. True? It doesn't appear to exist on my system after installing 'maemotex'.
Please help! If I am ultimately successful, then I will be able to provide 'PyX' to the community. This 'tex' stuff is totally alien to me
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2008-03-31
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@ Germany
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Originally Posted by darethehair
Yes.
RuntimeError: cannot find font mapping file 'psfonts.map'
From what I have read, it is the 'responsibility' of 'TeX/LaTeX' to create this file. True?
It doesn't appear to exist on my system after installing 'maemotex'.
I'll give maemotex a try this evening and report...
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2008-04-01
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sommerfee: I am fairly sure that I used a 'find' command to traverse the entire file system looking for 'psfonts.map', but could not find it.
I have no idea if a re-packaging of 'maemotex' with the missing file will solve my 'PyX' porting problem, but it would sure be cool if it did
I have no idea if a re-packaging of 'maemotex' with the missing file will solve my 'PyX' porting problem, but it would sure be cool if it did
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2008-05-02
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Originally Posted by cycroft
No-one has answered this - I've downloaded maemotex and pdflatex works beautifully, with included images, but I can't find bibtex - does anyone know if it's available for maemo? Or has it installed itself somewhere obscure? pdflatex installed itself in /usr/bin as you would expect.
Does it support all pdflatex features including bibtex and included graphics?
Amy
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2008-05-05
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If the package was installed from a deb (or repository), then you can list which files were installed with 'dpkg -L package-name' (in an xterm). You can also use 'dpkg --list' (e.g. with 'grep tex') to find the package name(s) of interest.
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2008-09-14
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$ dpkg -L maemotex | grep bibtex
/usr/local/maemotex/070802/bin/armel-maemo/bibtex
to make it easier to find, try
$ root
(or however you have set up to gainroot)
$ ln -s /usr/local/maemotex/070802/bin/armel-maemo/bibtex /usr/bin/bibtex
after which you should be able to just do
$ bibtex <filename>
/usr/local/maemotex/070802/bin/armel-maemo/bibtex
to make it easier to find, try
$ root
(or however you have set up to gainroot)
$ ln -s /usr/local/maemotex/070802/bin/armel-maemo/bibtex /usr/bin/bibtex
after which you should be able to just do
$ bibtex <filename>
does anyone of you know where I can download LaTeX for OS2008 which includes pdflatex? Please point me to the repository.