5:32 a.m.
Hello,
I installes texlive2012,
but apparently the fonts are not installed!
In additon, when I make,
rpm -ql texlive
I get:
(contains no files)
while:
rpm -q texlive
texlive-2012-16.20130205_r29034.fc18.x86_64
Whould I finish the install manually?
Thank.
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7:34 a.m.
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:32 AM, Patrick Dupre
<Patrick.Dupre(a)univ-littoral.fr> wrote:
I installes texlive2012,
but apparently the fonts are not installed!
In additon, when I make,
rpm -ql texlive
I get:
(contains no files)
while:
rpm -q texlive
texlive-2012-16.20130205_r29034.fc18.x86_64
Whould I finish the install manually?
TeX under Fedora is frankly a joke these days :-( I don't know if
there's currently a maintainer. Certainly no one's responding to
critical bug reports. ConTeXt is literally unusable out of the box (as
in, it doesn't run at all), which make typesetting my books
problematic. I'm currently editing them on my box, and then
typesetting them on my girlfriend's box, which is running an older
version of Fedora, which does at least have a working texexec.
Tet
--
"Java is a DSL for taking large XML files and converting them to stack
traces" -- Bulat Shakirzyanov
7:14 a.m.
On Thu, 2013-03-07 at 12:59 +0100, Patrick Dupre wrote:
>>
>> I installes texlive2012,
>> but apparently the fonts are not installed!
>> In additon, when I make,
>>
>> rpm -ql texlive
>> I get:
>> (contains no files)
>>
>> while:
>> rpm -q texlive
>> texlive-2012-16.20130205_r29034.fc18.x86_64
>>
>> Whould I finish the install manually?
>
> [root@rh:~]$ yum search texlive fonts
>
> ======================== N/S Matched: texlive, fonts ========================
>[...trim replies, please!..]
>
OK, THis is correct,
but
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{fourier}
\begin{document}
Hello world!
L'{\'E}l{\'e}phant va {\`a} la mare.
\[\frac14=0{,}25\]
\end{document}
fails:
(/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/article.cls
Document Class: article 2007/10/19 v1.4h Standard LaTeX document class
(/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/size10.clo))
! LaTeX Error: File `fourier.sty' not found.
and
tex testfont.tex
Name of the font to test =
fourier
kpathsea: Running mktextfm fourier
/usr/share/texlive/texmf/web2c/mktexnam: Could not map source
abbreviation for fourier.
/usr/share/texlive/texmf/web2c/mktexnam: Need to update ?
mktextfm: Running mf-nowin -progname=mf \mode:=ljfour; mag:=1;
nonstopmode; input fourier
This is METAFONT, Version 2.718281 (TeX Live 2013/dev)
kpathsea: Running mktexmf fourier
! I can't find file `fourier'.
$ sudo yum search fourier
Loaded plugins: changelog, langpacks, presto, refresh-packagekit
updates/pkgtags | 333 B 00:00
============================= N/S Matched: fourier =============================
gimp-fourier-plugin.x86_64 : A simple plug-in to do fourier transform on your
: image
texlive-fourier-doc.noarch : Documentation for fourier
texlive-fouriernc.noarch : Use New Century Schoolbook text with Fourier maths
: fonts
texlive-fouriernc-doc.noarch : Documentation for fouriernc
fftw.i686 : A Fast Fourier Transform library
fftw.x86_64 : A Fast Fourier Transform library
fftw2.i686 : Fast Fourier Transform library (version 2)
fftw2.x86_64 : Fast Fourier Transform library (version 2)
perl-Math-FFT.x86_64 : Perl module to calculate Fast Fourier Transforms
texlive-fourier.noarch : Using Utopia fonts in LaTeX documents
So 'yum install texlive-fourier'.
The TeXLive packaging system is set up so you don't have to install
everything if you don't need it. The groups within the TeXLive hierarchy
are called schemes.
$ sudo yum list tex\*scheme\*
Loaded plugins: changelog, langpacks, presto, refresh-packagekit
Installed Packages
texlive-scheme-basic.noarch 2:svn25923.0-16.20130205_r29034.fc18 @updates
Available Packages
texlive-scheme-context.noarch 2:svn26699.0-16.20130205_r29034.fc18 updates
texlive-scheme-full.noarch 2:svn21417.0-16.20130205_r29034.fc18 updates
texlive-scheme-gust.noarch 2:svn28959.0-16.20130205_r29034.fc18 updates
texlive-scheme-medium.noarch 2:svn26477.0-16.20130205_r29034.fc18 updates
texlive-scheme-minimal.noarch 2:svn13822.0-16.20130205_r29034.fc18 updates
texlive-scheme-small.noarch 2:svn26477.0-16.20130205_r29034.fc18 updates
texlive-scheme-tetex.noarch 2:svn28959.0-16.20130205_r29034.fc18 updates
texlive-scheme-xml.noarch 2:svn13822.0-16.20130205_r29034.fc18 updates
So if you want everything at once, install texlive-scheme-full.
--
Matthew Saltzman
Clemson University Math Sciences
mjs AT clemson DOT edu
8:03 a.m.
On Thu, 7 Mar 2013 13:34:48 +0000 Tethys <tethys(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:32 AM, Patrick Dupre
<Patrick.Dupre(a)univ-littoral.fr> wrote:
> I installes texlive2012,
> but apparently the fonts are not installed!
> In additon, when I make,
>
> rpm -ql texlive
> I get:
> (contains no files)
>
> while:
> rpm -q texlive
> texlive-2012-16.20130205_r29034.fc18.x86_64
>
> Whould I finish the install manually?
TeX under Fedora is frankly a joke these days :-( I don't know if
there's currently a maintainer. Certainly no one's responding to
critical bug reports. ConTeXt is literally unusable out of the box (as
in, it doesn't run at all), which make typesetting my books
problematic. I'm currently editing them on my box, and then
typesetting them on my girlfriend's box, which is running an older
version of Fedora, which does at least have a working texexec.
Never used ConTeXt, but my experience, and I use LaTeX everyday
(sometimes every waking hour) is to the contrary. There are a lot of
sty files that have been broken up now, but that involves installing
the corresponding texlive-*.sty: a bit frustrating at times perhaps, but
this was supposed to happen as per the texlive-2012 proposal (and since
this is a one-time installation deal) not a big deal at all.
I do keep track of whatever I install so that in the future, if I
install texlive somewhere else, I just cut and paste a line and don't
miss the sty's. Currently, that line stands at:
sudo yum install
texlive-{subfigure,biblatex,bbm-macros,subfig,multirow,comment,relsize,arydshln,was,wrapfig,lastpage,endfloat,nonfloat,mathabx,mathabx-type1}
So, I am a pretty satisfied customer wrt LaTeX on Fedora.
Hopefully I am not speaking too soon!
Ranjan
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6:09 a.m.
Am 07.03.2013 12:59, schrieb Patrick Dupre:
>>
>> I installes texlive2012,
>> but apparently the fonts are not installed!
>> In additon, when I make,
>>
>> rpm -ql texlive
>> I get:
>> (contains no files)
>>
>> while:
>> rpm -q texlive
>> texlive-2012-16.20130205_r29034.fc18.x86_64
>>
>> Whould I finish the install manually?
>
> [root@rh:~]$ yum search texlive fonts
>
> ======================== N/S Matched: texlive, fonts ========================
> <a lot of relevant packages>
OK, THis is correct,
means?
but
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{fourier}
\begin{document}
Hello world!
L'{\'E}l{\'e}phant va {\`a} la mare.
\[\frac14=0{,}25\]
\end{document}
fails:
(/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/article.cls
Document Class: article 2007/10/19 v1.4h Standard LaTeX document class
(/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/size10.clo))
! LaTeX Error: File `fourier.sty' not found.
and you have installed "texlive-fourier"?
why are you never able to provide infos without request them?
rpm -qa | grep texlive-fourier
1:01 p.m.
On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 02:24:52PM +0000, Timothy Murphy wrote:
Tethys wrote:
> ConTeXt is literally unusable out of the box (as
> in, it doesn't run at all), which make typesetting my books
> problematic.
I don't regard conTeXt as a part of TeX/LaTeX.
That is a rather weird statement. ConTeXt is a macro package for TeX
typesetting engines, so I would say LaTeX and ConTeXt are alternate
solutions based on the same core and are both part of the collection of
software often known as TeX and friends. It is also part of the TeXLive
distribution.
--
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Open source is the future. It sets us free.
9:24 a.m.
Tethys wrote:
TeX under Fedora is frankly a joke these days :-( I don't know
if
there's currently a maintainer. Certainly no one's responding to
critical bug reports.
I use LaTeX and Metafont under Fedora-17 and Fedora-18 quite a lot,
and have had no problems.
ConTeXt is literally unusable out of the box (as
in, it doesn't run at all), which make typesetting my books
problematic.
I don't regard conTeXt as a part of TeX/LaTeX.
--
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tel: +353-86-2336090, +353-1-2842366
s-mail: School of Mathematics, Trinity College Dublin
6:13 p.m.
Well I have been using TeXlive for a long time, and I do it in different
machines and with different OS. But my basic system is Ubuntu LTS, I hate
to change my OS every six months and I prefer something more stables. With
Fedora in the last versions I have few troubles and I use them but they are
not my hit. But, yes I know, this is a Fedora list.
And about TeXLive and all those troubles, in fact as José Matos says, we
need to install all the schemes we need for our papers and projects. I
teach how to use LaTeX from the most basic until special packages for
certain task, not always for typeset math. TeX in fact is more than that,
but of course isn't the only tool, so i install Tex-live full, all the
schemes for avoid those problems. It can be a little expensive abut
the HDspace usage with up 1.5 GB for store everything, but this is how
I can use
different compilers such as tex, pdtex, latex, pdflatex, xetex, xelatex and
luatex for ConTeXt.
Perhaps you can customise the settings of the TeXlive for install only the
packages you need, but I don't know if it is possible or how to do it. So
simply I prefer install everything.
As Gordon Bell said: TeX is potentially the most significant invention in
typesetting in the last century [...] and in terms of importance could rank
near the introduction of the Gutenberg press.
So isn't the only tool, but perhaps is the most powerful one. We have
InDesign (not in linux yet) and Scribus, and they're good for some tasks,
but in my opinion we can't compare them, TeX and both of its embodiments:
LaTeX and ConTeXt can do a better work , faster and easier than InDesign,
QuarkXpress, Scribus and others. We can typeset huge quantities of pages
automatically with an excellent composition and without adjust manually
line by line and save paper using the traditional pica points instead the
PostScript pica points.
There is a long time (two years ago) I don't use Scribus, is an interesting
software, but the typographical management was poor for me and unable to
take advantage of Open Type features. With LaTeX we can do it using
XeLaTeXand it's great. Surely
Scribus now is better than the version I knew, but it can be better for
typeset highly hierarchized texts with a lot of cross references, and
equations, chemical formulae or musical notation or chess notation, but
it's ok for magazines, newspapers, brochures (leaflets) and all those
publications where the design and the number of pages depends from the
contents.
I do not think the way pdf file is created is important, but the way you
can compose an equation, or another thing typographically difficult,
matters.
That's all, cheers.
Aradenatorix.
7:41 a.m.
On Thu, Mar 07, 2013 at 08:44:34PM -0500, George Avrunin wrote:
On Thu, 7 Mar 2013 18:47:52 +0000, Tethys wrote:
> I tried various
> other options and ended up with ConTeXt, which I'm generally pretty
> happy with. Except that it doesn't work on F17. At all. And yes, I do
> mind migrating. For new projects, it's not so bad. But for already
> published books, if I want to do a second printing, I want to correct
> a few typos, run make and have a fully typeset PDF that I can send off
> the the printers. I can't currently do that, and retypesetting the
> whole thing in an alternative tool simply isn't a viable option.
>
> Tet
>
Have you tried installing TeX Live directly from CTAN (e.g., download
install-tl-unx.tar.gz and perhaps update regularly using tlmgr)? If
there's a problem with the F17 version, it's possible that the actual TeX
Live 2012, updated from CTAN, would solve it. I don't use ConTeXt (and
I'm on F18 now), so I can't say anything about that. But on F17 I used
TeX Live from CTAN, not the Fedora rpms, and everything I use worked
fine. (I haven't had any problems with the one from the rpms on F18 yet
either, but ...)
I will second the TeXLive distribution from CTAN. I have been using it
since TeXLive 2010, and it has always behaved reliably. I do not have
any ConTeXt document that I can typeset, but I can run the binary.
$ context --version
mtx-context | ConTeXt Process Management 0.52
mtx-context |
mtx-context | main context file:
/opt/texlive/2012/texmf-dist/tex/context/base/context.mkiv
mtx-context | current version: 2012.05.30 11:26
Hope this helps,
--
Suvayu
Open source is the future. It sets us free.
7:44 p.m.
On Thu, 7 Mar 2013 18:47:52 +0000, Tethys wrote:
I tried various
other options and ended up with ConTeXt, which I'm generally pretty
happy with. Except that it doesn't work on F17. At all. And yes, I do
mind migrating. For new projects, it's not so bad. But for already
published books, if I want to do a second printing, I want to correct
a few typos, run make and have a fully typeset PDF that I can send off
the the printers. I can't currently do that, and retypesetting the
whole thing in an alternative tool simply isn't a viable option.
Tet
Have you tried installing TeX Live directly from CTAN (e.g., download
install-tl-unx.tar.gz and perhaps update regularly using tlmgr)? If
there's a problem with the F17 version, it's possible that the actual TeX
Live 2012, updated from CTAN, would solve it. I don't use ConTeXt (and
I'm on F18 now), so I can't say anything about that. But on F17 I used
TeX Live from CTAN, not the Fedora rpms, and everything I use worked
fine. (I haven't had any problems with the one from the rpms on F18 yet
either, but ...)
George
1:07 p.m.
On 03/07/2013 10:56 AM, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
That might work for some projects, but generally speaking people
using
TeX/LaTeX are concerned about finer control of typesetting, especially
when it comes to mathematical material. TeX/LaTeX is the gold standard
for this. To paraphrase Brian Kernighan, the trouble with WYSIWYG is
that it usually means What You See Is*All* You Get.
You may find this interesting, then. PDF files created by Scribus are
considerably larger than those created by Adobe. This is because Adobe
sets the position for a line, then inserts a string of characters for
that line. Scribus sets the position for each character as it goes.
That makes very precise positioning of specific elements possible, far
more than in Adobe. Of course, it takes work to learn how to do this (I
haven't, as I don't need it.) and to get it right. However, if you're
happy using TeX, and it does what you want the way you want, that's all
that's important, isn't it?
2 p.m.
On 03/07/2013 11:32 AM, Tethys wrote:
If you create a PDF from a given input source, then it goes without
saying that it will only be able to position the characters in the
same position as they are in the input. If the input supports
per-character positioning (as most Adobe products do, FWIW), then that
will be reflected in the PDF. If they don't, it won't.
I'm not saying that Adobe can't do that, just that it doesn't by default
and Scribus does. And, who's to say that Adobe's wrong, as most people
neither need nor want that much control. I just thought you might be
interested in knowing about it.
1:32 p.m.
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 7:07 PM, Joe Zeff <joe(a)zeff.us> wrote:
You may find this interesting, then. PDF files created by Scribus
are
considerably larger than those created by Adobe. This is because Adobe sets
the position for a line, then inserts a string of characters for that line.
Scribus sets the position for each character as it goes. That makes very
precise positioning of specific elements possible, far more than in Adobe.
If you create a PDF from a given input source, then it goes without
saying that it will only be able to position the characters in the
same position as they are in the input. If the input supports
per-character positioning (as most Adobe products do, FWIW), then that
will be reflected in the PDF. If they don't, it won't.
Tet
--
"Java is a DSL for taking large XML files and converting them to stack
traces" -- Bulat Shakirzyanov
3:37 p.m.
On 03/07/2013 01:27 PM, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
Not really sure why you're bringing in Adobe. TeX/LaTeX have
nothing to
do with PDF (sure, they can optionally generate PDF output, but that's
not the point).
As it happens, the difference has been discussed on the scribus mailing
list, so I'm aware of it. I thought you might find it interesting,
especially as you find it useful to have precise positioning on a
character by character basis at times. If you don't find that useful or
interesting, that's fine too. After all, you're the one doing the work,
not me. Use whatever program you find fits your needs best.
3:27 p.m.
On Thu, 2013-03-07 at 11:07 -0800, Joe Zeff wrote:
On 03/07/2013 10:56 AM, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> That might work for some projects, but generally speaking people using
> TeX/LaTeX are concerned about finer control of typesetting, especially
> when it comes to mathematical material. TeX/LaTeX is the gold standard
> for this. To paraphrase Brian Kernighan, the trouble with WYSIWYG is
> that it usually means What You See Is*All* You Get.
You may find this interesting, then. PDF files created by Scribus are
considerably larger than those created by Adobe. This is because Adobe
sets the position for a line, then inserts a string of characters for
that line. Scribus sets the position for each character as it goes.
That makes very precise positioning of specific elements possible, far
more than in Adobe. Of course, it takes work to learn how to do this (I
haven't, as I don't need it.) and to get it right. However, if you're
happy using TeX, and it does what you want the way you want, that's all
that's important, isn't it?
Not really sure why you're bringing in Adobe. TeX/LaTeX have nothing to
do with PDF (sure, they can optionally generate PDF output, but that's
not the point).
What I was really getting at is that TeX/LaTeX has a widely accepted
encoding for mathematical material, plus an extremely sophisticated
typesetting algorithm that makes it looks nice. No other tool even comes
close (GUI or not).
poc
1:33 p.m.
On 03/07/2013 11:59 AM, Patrick Dupre wrote:
OK, THis is correct,
but
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{fourier}
\begin{document}
Hello world!
L'{\'E}l{\'e}phant va {\`a} la mare.
\[\frac14=0{,}25\]
\end{document}
fails:
(/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/article.cls
Document Class: article 2007/10/19 v1.4h Standard LaTeX document class
(/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/size10.clo))
! LaTeX Error: File `fourier.sty' not found.
and
tex testfont.tex
Name of the font to test =
fourier
kpathsea: Running mktextfm fourier
/usr/share/texlive/texmf/web2c/mktexnam: Could not map source
abbreviation for fourier.
/usr/share/texlive/texmf/web2c/mktexnam: Need to update ?
mktextfm: Running mf-nowin -progname=mf \mode:=ljfour; mag:=1;
nonstopmode; input fourier
This is METAFONT, Version 2.718281 (TeX Live 2013/dev)
kpathsea: Running mktexmf fourier
! I can't find file `fourier'.
There are two possibilities:
a) you install all the texlive packages via texlive-scheme-full
b) in this case to satisfy this dependency it is enough
yum install 'tex(fourier.sty)'
this will work for every sty file via the virtual provides.
--
José Matos
1:29 p.m.
On 03/07/2013 11:32 AM, Patrick Dupre wrote:
Hello,
I installes texlive2012,
but apparently the fonts are not installed!
In additon, when I make,
rpm -ql texlive
I get:
(contains no files)
while:
rpm -q texlive
texlive-2012-16.20130205_r29034.fc18.x86_64
Whould I finish the install manually?
Thank.
texlive is an empty rpm that has lots of subpackages, this happens also
for other packages. Nothing new here. :-)
If you want to install all the texlive packages (not including the
documentation packages) you can install them with
yum install texlive-scheme-full
other schemes are
texlive-scheme-basic
texlive-scheme-context
texlive-scheme-gust
texlive-scheme-medium
texlive-scheme-minimal
texlive-scheme-small
texlive-scheme-tetex
texlive-scheme-xml
It works really well. :-)
--
José Matos
1:03 p.m.
On 03/07/2013 10:47 AM, Tethys wrote:
I've been doing this a long time now, and I'm well aware of
the
alternatives.
OK, just asking. I've run across any number of people across the years
who learn one way of doing something and keep doing it that way long
after there's a better way simply because it never occurs to them to
look. And, of course, taking an old project from TeX to Scribus would
be a major PITA. Still, you might want to give Scribus another look;
it's a lot better now than it was five years ago.
12:56 p.m.
On Thu, 2013-03-07 at 10:40 -0800, Joe Zeff wrote:
On 03/07/2013 05:34 AM, Tethys wrote:
> TeX under Fedora is frankly a joke these days :-( I don't know if
> there's currently a maintainer. Certainly no one's responding to
> critical bug reports. ConTeXt is literally unusable out of the box (as
> in, it doesn't run at all), which make typesetting my books
> problematic. I'm currently editing them on my box, and then
> typesetting them on my girlfriend's box, which is running an older
> version of Fedora, which does at least have a working texexec.
There are other FOSS options for this, you know. If you don't mind
migrating from a markup language to a GUI, you might consider Scribus.
I've had good luck with it on small projects, and I know that there are
professionals out there using it for magazines and books.
That might work for some projects, but generally speaking people using
TeX/LaTeX are concerned about finer control of typesetting, especially
when it comes to mathematical material. TeX/LaTeX is the gold standard
for this. To paraphrase Brian Kernighan, the trouble with WYSIWYG is
that it usually means What You See Is *All* You Get.
poc
12:47 p.m.
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 6:40 PM, Joe Zeff <joe(a)zeff.us> wrote:
There are other FOSS options for this, you know. If you don't
mind
migrating from a markup language to a GUI, you might consider Scribus. I've
had good luck with it on small projects, and I know that there are
professionals out there using it for magazines and books.
I've been doing this a long time now, and I'm well aware of the
alternatives. Framemaker would have been my first choice, but that
ceased to exist long ago. Scribus was my first port of call in the
FOSS world, being the closest I could get to that. Maybe it's improved
recently, but when I looked at it a few years ago, it was *terrible*.
Slow, *very* buggy and not well suited to my workflow. I tried various
other options and ended up with ConTeXt, which I'm generally pretty
happy with. Except that it doesn't work on F17. At all. And yes, I do
mind migrating. For new projects, it's not so bad. But for already
published books, if I want to do a second printing, I want to correct
a few typos, run make and have a fully typeset PDF that I can send off
the the printers. I can't currently do that, and retypesetting the
whole thing in an alternative tool simply isn't a viable option.
Tet
--
"Java is a DSL for taking large XML files and converting them to stack
traces" -- Bulat Shakirzyanov
12:40 p.m.
On 03/07/2013 05:34 AM, Tethys wrote:
TeX under Fedora is frankly a joke these days :-( I don't know
if
there's currently a maintainer. Certainly no one's responding to
critical bug reports. ConTeXt is literally unusable out of the box (as
in, it doesn't run at all), which make typesetting my books
problematic. I'm currently editing them on my box, and then
typesetting them on my girlfriend's box, which is running an older
version of Fedora, which does at least have a working texexec.
There are other FOSS options for this, you know. If you don't mind
migrating from a markup language to a GUI, you might consider Scribus.
I've had good luck with it on small projects, and I know that there are
professionals out there using it for magazines and books.
5:59 a.m.
>
> I installes texlive2012,
> but apparently the fonts are not installed!
> In additon, when I make,
>
> rpm -ql texlive
> I get:
> (contains no files)
>
> while:
> rpm -q texlive
> texlive-2012-16.20130205_r29034.fc18.x86_64
>
> Whould I finish the install manually?
[root@rh:~]$ yum search texlive fonts
======================== N/S Matched: texlive, fonts ========================
texlive-Type1fonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for Type1fonts
texlive-accfonts.noarch : Utilities to derive new fonts from existing ones
texlive-accfonts-bin.noarch : Binaries for accfonts
texlive-accfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for accfonts
texlive-ae.noarch : Virtual fonts for T1 encoded CMR-fonts
texlive-aeguill.noarch : Add several kinds of guillemets to the ae fonts
texlive-allrunes.noarch : Fonts and LaTeX package for almost all runes
texlive-amsfonts.noarch : TeX fonts from the American Mathematical Society
texlive-amsfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for amsfonts
texlive-anyfontsize-doc.noarch : Documentation for anyfontsize
texlive-arabtex.noarch : Macros and fonts for typesetting Arabic
texlive-archaic.noarch : A collection of archaic fonts
texlive-arev.noarch : Fonts and LaTeX support files for Arev Sans
texlive-aurical.noarch : Calligraphic fonts for use with LaTeX in T1 encoding
texlive-b1encoding.noarch : LaTeX encoding tools for Bookhands fonts
texlive-barcodes.noarch : Fonts for making barcodes
texlive-bartel-chess-fonts.noarch : A set of fonts supporting chess diagrams
texlive-bartel-chess-fonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for bartel-chess-fonts
texlive-baskervald.noarch : Baskervald ADF fonts collection with
TeX/LaTeX support
texlive-bbm.noarch : "Blackboard-style" cm fonts
texlive-bbm-macros.noarch : LaTeX support for "blackboard-style" cm fonts
texlive-belleek.noarch : Free replacement for basic MathTime fonts
texlive-bera.noarch : Bera fonts
texlive-berenisadf.noarch : Berenis ADF fonts and TeX/LaTeX support
texlive-beton.noarch : Use Concrete fonts
texlive-bgreek.noarch : Using Beccari's fonts in betacode for classical Greek
texlive-biolinum-type1.noarch : (pdf)LaTeX support for the Biolinum
family of fonts
texlive-blacklettert1.noarch : T1-encoded versions of Haralambous
old German fonts
texlive-bold-extra.noarch : Use bold small caps and typewriter fonts
texlive-bookhands.noarch : A collection of book-hand fonts
texlive-boondox.noarch : Mathematical alphabets derived from the STIX fonts
texlive-carolmin-ps.noarch : Adobe Type 1 format of Carolingian
Minuscule fonts
texlive-cbcoptic.noarch : Coptic fonts and LaTeX macros for general
usage and for philology
texlive-cbfonts.noarch : Complete set of Greek fonts
texlive-cbfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for cbfonts
texlive-cc-pl.noarch : Polish extension of Computer Concrete fonts
texlive-ccfonts.noarch : Support for Concrete text and math fonts in LaTeX
texlive-ccfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for ccfonts
texlive-cfr-lm.noarch : Enhanced support for the Latin Modern fonts
texlive-charter.noarch : Charter fonts
texlive-chess.noarch : Fonts for typesetting chess boards
texlive-chessfss.noarch : A package to handle chess fonts
texlive-cm.noarch : Computer Modern fonts
texlive-cm-lgc.noarch : Type 1 CM-based fonts for Latin, Greek and Cyrillic
texlive-cm-super.noarch : CM-Super family of fonts
texlive-cmbright.noarch : Computer Modern Bright fonts
texlive-cmcyr.noarch : Computer Modern fonts with cyrillic extensions
texlive-cmsd.noarch : Interfaces to the CM Sans Serif Bold fonts
texlive-collection-fontsextra.noarch : Extra fonts
texlive-collection-fontsrecommended.noarch : Recommended fonts
texlive-concmath.noarch : Concrete Math fonts
texlive-concmath-fonts.noarch : Concrete mathematics fonts
texlive-concmath-fonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for concmath-fonts
texlive-concrete.noarch : Concrete Roman fonts
texlive-context-simplefonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for
context-simplefonts
texlive-context-typescripts.noarch : Small modules to load various
fonts for use in ConTeXt
texlive-cs.noarch : Czech/Slovak-tuned Computer Modern fonts
texlive-cyrillic.noarch : Support for Cyrillic fonts in LaTeX
texlive-dejavu.noarch : LaTeX support for the fonts DejaVu
texlive-dingbat.noarch : Two dingbat symbol fonts
texlive-duerer.noarch : Computer Duerer fonts
texlive-duerer-latex.noarch : LaTeX support for the Duerer fonts
texlive-ebgaramond.noarch : LaTeX support for EBGaramond fonts
texlive-ec.noarch : Computer modern fonts in T1 and TS1 encodings
texlive-ecc.noarch : Sources for the European Concrete fonts
texlive-eco.noarch : Oldstyle numerals using EC fonts
texlive-electrum.noarch : Electrum ADF fonts collection
texlive-elvish.noarch : Fonts for typesetting Tolkien Elvish scripts
texlive-ethiop.noarch : LaTeX macros and fonts for typesetting Amharic
texlive-ethiop-t1.noarch : Type 1 versions of Amharic fonts
texlive-euler.noarch : Use AMS Euler fonts for math
texlive-eulervm.noarch : Euler virtual math fonts
texlive-fc.noarch : Fonts for African languages
texlive-feynmf.noarch : Macros and fonts for creating Feynman (and
other) diagrams
texlive-figbas.noarch : Mini-fonts for figured-bass notation in music
texlive-font-change.noarch : Macros to Change Text and Math fonts in
plain TeX
texlive-fontch.noarch : Changing fonts, sizes and encodings in Plain TeX
texlive-fontinst.noarch : Help with installing fonts for TeX and LaTeX
texlive-fontname.noarch : Scheme for naming fonts in TeX
texlive-fontools.noarch : Tools to simplify using fonts (especially
TT/OTF ones)
texlive-fontspec-doc.noarch : Documentation for fontspec
texlive-fontwrap.noarch : Bind fonts to specific unicode blocks
texlive-fourier.noarch : Using Utopia fonts in LaTeX documents
texlive-fouriernc.noarch : Use New Century Schoolbook text with
Fourier maths fonts
texlive-fpl.noarch : SC and OsF fonts for URW Palladio L
texlive-frcursive.noarch : French cursive hand fonts
texlive-fundus-cyr.noarch : Support for Washington University Cyrillic fonts
texlive-gillcm.noarch : Alternative unslanted italic Computer Modern fonts
texlive-go.noarch : Fonts and macros for typesetting go games
texlive-gothic.noarch : A collection of old German-style fonts
texlive-greektex.noarch : Fonts for typesetting Greek/English documents
texlive-gsftopk.noarch : Convert "ghostscript fonts" to PK files
texlive-hfbright.noarch : The hfbright fonts
texlive-hfoldsty.noarch : Old style numerals with EC fonts
texlive-ibygrk.noarch : Fonts and macros to typeset ancient Greek
texlive-initials.noarch : Adobe Type 1 decorative initial fonts
texlive-ipaex.noarch : IPA and IPAex fonts from
Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan
texlive-jamtimes.noarch : Expanded Times Roman fonts
texlive-jfontmaps.noarch : Font maps for Japanese fonts
texlive-kdgreek.noarch : Greek fonts and macros
texlive-knuthotherfonts.noarch : knuthotherfonts package
texlive-kpfonts.noarch : A complete set of fonts for text and mathematics
texlive-kpfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for kpfonts
texlive-latex-fonts.noarch : A collection of fonts used in LaTeX
distributions
texlive-latex-fonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for latex-fonts
texlive-lcyw.noarch : Make Classic Cyrillic CM fonts accessible in LaTeX
texlive-levy.noarch : Fonts for typesetting classical greek
texlive-lgreek.noarch : LaTeX macros for using Silvio Levy's Greek fonts
texlive-lh.noarch : Cyrillic fonts that support LaTeX standard encodings
texlive-libertine.noarch : Use of Linux Libertine and Biolinum fonts
with LaTeX
texlive-libertine-type1.noarch : (pdf)LaTeX support for the
Libertine family of fonts
texlive-libertineotf.noarch : Linux Libertine fonts for use with
lua(La)TeX and xe(La)TeX
texlive-librebaskerville.noarch : LaTeX support for the Libre
Baskerville family of fonts
texlive-libris.noarch : Libris ADF fonts, with LaTeX support
texlive-lineara.noarch : Linear A script fonts
texlive-lm.noarch : Latin modern fonts in outline formats
texlive-lm-math.noarch : OpenType maths fonts for Latin Modern
texlive-lxfonts.noarch : Set of slide fonts based on CM
texlive-lxfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for lxfonts
texlive-mathabx-type1.noarch : Outline version of the mathabx fonts
texlive-mathdesign.noarch : Mathematical fonts to fit with
particular text fonts
texlive-mathpazo.noarch : Fonts to typeset mathematics to match Palatino
texlive-mathspec.noarch : Specify arbitrary fonts for mathematics in XeTeX
texlive-mdsymbol.noarch : Symbol fonts to match Adobe Myriad Pro
texlive-metafont.noarch : A system for specifying fonts
texlive-mf2pt1.noarch : Produce PostScript Type 1 fonts from Metafont source
texlive-mflogo.noarch : LaTeX support for MetaFont logo fonts
texlive-mfnfss.noarch : Packages to typeset oldgerman and pandora
fonts in LaTeX
texlive-musixtex-fnts.noarch : Fonts used by MusixTeX
texlive-newtx.noarch : Alternative uses of the TX fonts, with
improved metrics
texlive-nkarta.noarch : A "new" version of the karta cartographic fonts
texlive-ocr-b.noarch : Fonts for OCR-B
texlive-ocr-b-outline.noarch : OCR-B fonts in Type 1 and OpenType
texlive-ocr-latex.noarch : LaTeX support for ocr fonts
texlive-ogham.noarch : Fonts for typesetting Ogham script
texlive-pacioli.noarch : Fonts designed by Fra Luca de Pacioli in 1497
texlive-paratype.noarch : LaTeX support for free fonts by ParaType
texlive-pb-diagram.noarch : A commutative diagram package using
LAMSTeX or Xy-pic fonts
texlive-persian-modern.noarch : The "Persian Modern" family of fonts
texlive-phonetic.noarch : MetaFont Phonetic fonts, based on Computer Modern
texlive-pkfix.noarch : Replace pk fonts in PostScript with Type 1 fonts
texlive-pl.noarch : Polish extension of CM fonts in Type 1 format
texlive-polski.noarch : Typeset Polish documents with LaTeX and Polish fonts
texlive-poltawski.noarch : Antykwa Poltawskiego Family of Fonts
texlive-pslatex.noarch : Use PostScript fonts by default
texlive-psnfss.noarch : Font support for common PostScript fonts
texlive-punk-latex.noarch : LaTeX support for punk fonts
texlive-pxfonts.noarch : Palatino-like fonts in support of mathematics
texlive-pxfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for pxfonts
texlive-pxgreeks.noarch : Shape selection for PX fonts Greek letters
texlive-pxtxalfa.noarch : Virtual maths alphabets based on pxfonts
and txfonts
texlive-quattrocento.noarch : LaTeX support for Quattrocento and
Quattrocento Sans fonts
texlive-romande.noarch : Romande ADF fonts and LaTeX support
texlive-sauter.noarch : Wide range of design sizes for CM fonts
texlive-sauterfonts.noarch : Use sauter fonts in LaTeX
texlive-sauterfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for sauterfonts
texlive-skak.noarch : Fonts and macros for typesetting chess games
texlive-skaknew.noarch : The skak chess fonts redone in Adobe Type 1
texlive-slantsc.noarch : Access different-shaped small-caps fonts
texlive-stix.noarch : OpenType Unicode maths fonts
texlive-tengwarscript.noarch : LaTeX support for using Tengwar fonts
texlive-tex-gyre.noarch : TeX Fonts extending freely available URW fonts
texlive-tex-gyre-math.noarch : Maths fonts to match tex-gyre text fonts
texlive-texmf-errata-fonts.noarch : Bug fixes for texlive-texmf-fonts
texlive-texmf-fonts.noarch : Font files needed for TeXLive
texlive-tipa.noarch : Fonts and macros for IPA phonetics characters
texlive-tlwg.noarch : Thai fonts for LaTeX from TLWG
texlive-tpslifonts.noarch : A LaTeX package for configuring
presentation fonts
texlive-tpslifonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for tpslifonts
texlive-trajan.noarch : Fonts from the Trajan column in Rome
texlive-txfonts.noarch : Times-like fonts in support of mathematics
texlive-txfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for txfonts
texlive-txfontsb.noarch : Extensions to txfonts, using GNU Freefont
texlive-txfontsb-doc.noarch : Documentation for txfontsb
texlive-txgreeks.noarch : Shape selection for TX fonts Greek letters
texlive-typeface.noarch : Select a balanced set of fonts
texlive-ucharclasses.noarch : Switch fonts in XeTeX according to
what is being processed
texlive-uhc.noarch : Fonts for the Korean language
texlive-umtypewriter.noarch : Fonts to typeset with the xgreek package
texlive-utopia.noarch : Adobe Utopia fonts
texlive-venturisadf.noarch : Venturis ADF fonts collection
texlive-wasy.noarch : The wasy fonts (Waldi symbol fonts)
texlive-wasysym.noarch : LaTeX support file to use the WASY2 fonts
texlive-wnri.noarch : Ridgeway's fonts
texlive-wnri-latex.noarch : LaTeX support for wnri fonts
texlive-wsuipa.noarch : International Phonetic Alphabet fonts
texlive-yannisgr.noarch : Greek fonts by Yannis Haralambous
texlive-yfonts.noarch : Support for old German fonts
texlive-yfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for yfonts
texlive-yhmath.noarch : Extended maths fonts for LaTeX
texlive-zhmetrics.noarch : TFM subfont files for using Chinese fonts
in 8-bit TeX
texlive-anyfontsize.noarch : Select any font size in LaTeX
texlive-context-simplefonts.noarch : Simplified font usage for ConTeXt
texlive-fontspec.noarch : Advanced font selection in XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX
OK, THis is correct,
but
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage{fourier}
\begin{document}
Hello world!
L'{\'E}l{\'e}phant va {\`a} la mare.
\[\frac14=0{,}25\]
\end{document}
fails:
(/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/article.cls
Document Class: article 2007/10/19 v1.4h Standard LaTeX document class
(/usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/size10.clo))
! LaTeX Error: File `fourier.sty' not found.
and
tex testfont.tex
Name of the font to test =
fourier
kpathsea: Running mktextfm fourier
/usr/share/texlive/texmf/web2c/mktexnam: Could not map source
abbreviation for fourier.
/usr/share/texlive/texmf/web2c/mktexnam: Need to update ?
mktextfm: Running mf-nowin -progname=mf \mode:=ljfour; mag:=1;
nonstopmode; input fourier
This is METAFONT, Version 2.718281 (TeX Live 2013/dev)
kpathsea: Running mktexmf fourier
! I can't find file `fourier'.
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Patrick DUPRÉ | | email: pdupre(a)kegtux.org
Laboratoire de Physico-Chimie de l'Atmosphère
Université du Littoral-Côte d'Opale | |
Tel. (33)-(0)3 28 23 76 12 | | Fax: 03 28 65 82 44
189A, avenue Maurice Schumann | | 59140 Dunkerque, France
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5:38 a.m.
Am 07.03.2013 12:32, schrieb Patrick Dupre:
Hello,
I installes texlive2012,
but apparently the fonts are not installed!
In additon, when I make,
rpm -ql texlive
I get:
(contains no files)
while:
rpm -q texlive
texlive-2012-16.20130205_r29034.fc18.x86_64
Whould I finish the install manually?
[root@rh:~]$ yum search texlive fonts
======================== N/S Matched: texlive, fonts ========================
texlive-Type1fonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for Type1fonts
texlive-accfonts.noarch : Utilities to derive new fonts from existing ones
texlive-accfonts-bin.noarch : Binaries for accfonts
texlive-accfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for accfonts
texlive-ae.noarch : Virtual fonts for T1 encoded CMR-fonts
texlive-aeguill.noarch : Add several kinds of guillemets to the ae fonts
texlive-allrunes.noarch : Fonts and LaTeX package for almost all runes
texlive-amsfonts.noarch : TeX fonts from the American Mathematical Society
texlive-amsfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for amsfonts
texlive-anyfontsize-doc.noarch : Documentation for anyfontsize
texlive-arabtex.noarch : Macros and fonts for typesetting Arabic
texlive-archaic.noarch : A collection of archaic fonts
texlive-arev.noarch : Fonts and LaTeX support files for Arev Sans
texlive-aurical.noarch : Calligraphic fonts for use with LaTeX in T1 encoding
texlive-b1encoding.noarch : LaTeX encoding tools for Bookhands fonts
texlive-barcodes.noarch : Fonts for making barcodes
texlive-bartel-chess-fonts.noarch : A set of fonts supporting chess diagrams
texlive-bartel-chess-fonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for bartel-chess-fonts
texlive-baskervald.noarch : Baskervald ADF fonts collection with TeX/LaTeX support
texlive-bbm.noarch : "Blackboard-style" cm fonts
texlive-bbm-macros.noarch : LaTeX support for "blackboard-style" cm fonts
texlive-belleek.noarch : Free replacement for basic MathTime fonts
texlive-bera.noarch : Bera fonts
texlive-berenisadf.noarch : Berenis ADF fonts and TeX/LaTeX support
texlive-beton.noarch : Use Concrete fonts
texlive-bgreek.noarch : Using Beccari's fonts in betacode for classical Greek
texlive-biolinum-type1.noarch : (pdf)LaTeX support for the Biolinum family of fonts
texlive-blacklettert1.noarch : T1-encoded versions of Haralambous old German fonts
texlive-bold-extra.noarch : Use bold small caps and typewriter fonts
texlive-bookhands.noarch : A collection of book-hand fonts
texlive-boondox.noarch : Mathematical alphabets derived from the STIX fonts
texlive-carolmin-ps.noarch : Adobe Type 1 format of Carolingian Minuscule fonts
texlive-cbcoptic.noarch : Coptic fonts and LaTeX macros for general usage and for
philology
texlive-cbfonts.noarch : Complete set of Greek fonts
texlive-cbfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for cbfonts
texlive-cc-pl.noarch : Polish extension of Computer Concrete fonts
texlive-ccfonts.noarch : Support for Concrete text and math fonts in LaTeX
texlive-ccfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for ccfonts
texlive-cfr-lm.noarch : Enhanced support for the Latin Modern fonts
texlive-charter.noarch : Charter fonts
texlive-chess.noarch : Fonts for typesetting chess boards
texlive-chessfss.noarch : A package to handle chess fonts
texlive-cm.noarch : Computer Modern fonts
texlive-cm-lgc.noarch : Type 1 CM-based fonts for Latin, Greek and Cyrillic
texlive-cm-super.noarch : CM-Super family of fonts
texlive-cmbright.noarch : Computer Modern Bright fonts
texlive-cmcyr.noarch : Computer Modern fonts with cyrillic extensions
texlive-cmsd.noarch : Interfaces to the CM Sans Serif Bold fonts
texlive-collection-fontsextra.noarch : Extra fonts
texlive-collection-fontsrecommended.noarch : Recommended fonts
texlive-concmath.noarch : Concrete Math fonts
texlive-concmath-fonts.noarch : Concrete mathematics fonts
texlive-concmath-fonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for concmath-fonts
texlive-concrete.noarch : Concrete Roman fonts
texlive-context-simplefonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for context-simplefonts
texlive-context-typescripts.noarch : Small modules to load various fonts for use in
ConTeXt
texlive-cs.noarch : Czech/Slovak-tuned Computer Modern fonts
texlive-cyrillic.noarch : Support for Cyrillic fonts in LaTeX
texlive-dejavu.noarch : LaTeX support for the fonts DejaVu
texlive-dingbat.noarch : Two dingbat symbol fonts
texlive-duerer.noarch : Computer Duerer fonts
texlive-duerer-latex.noarch : LaTeX support for the Duerer fonts
texlive-ebgaramond.noarch : LaTeX support for EBGaramond fonts
texlive-ec.noarch : Computer modern fonts in T1 and TS1 encodings
texlive-ecc.noarch : Sources for the European Concrete fonts
texlive-eco.noarch : Oldstyle numerals using EC fonts
texlive-electrum.noarch : Electrum ADF fonts collection
texlive-elvish.noarch : Fonts for typesetting Tolkien Elvish scripts
texlive-ethiop.noarch : LaTeX macros and fonts for typesetting Amharic
texlive-ethiop-t1.noarch : Type 1 versions of Amharic fonts
texlive-euler.noarch : Use AMS Euler fonts for math
texlive-eulervm.noarch : Euler virtual math fonts
texlive-fc.noarch : Fonts for African languages
texlive-feynmf.noarch : Macros and fonts for creating Feynman (and other) diagrams
texlive-figbas.noarch : Mini-fonts for figured-bass notation in music
texlive-font-change.noarch : Macros to Change Text and Math fonts in plain TeX
texlive-fontch.noarch : Changing fonts, sizes and encodings in Plain TeX
texlive-fontinst.noarch : Help with installing fonts for TeX and LaTeX
texlive-fontname.noarch : Scheme for naming fonts in TeX
texlive-fontools.noarch : Tools to simplify using fonts (especially TT/OTF ones)
texlive-fontspec-doc.noarch : Documentation for fontspec
texlive-fontwrap.noarch : Bind fonts to specific unicode blocks
texlive-fourier.noarch : Using Utopia fonts in LaTeX documents
texlive-fouriernc.noarch : Use New Century Schoolbook text with Fourier maths fonts
texlive-fpl.noarch : SC and OsF fonts for URW Palladio L
texlive-frcursive.noarch : French cursive hand fonts
texlive-fundus-cyr.noarch : Support for Washington University Cyrillic fonts
texlive-gillcm.noarch : Alternative unslanted italic Computer Modern fonts
texlive-go.noarch : Fonts and macros for typesetting go games
texlive-gothic.noarch : A collection of old German-style fonts
texlive-greektex.noarch : Fonts for typesetting Greek/English documents
texlive-gsftopk.noarch : Convert "ghostscript fonts" to PK files
texlive-hfbright.noarch : The hfbright fonts
texlive-hfoldsty.noarch : Old style numerals with EC fonts
texlive-ibygrk.noarch : Fonts and macros to typeset ancient Greek
texlive-initials.noarch : Adobe Type 1 decorative initial fonts
texlive-ipaex.noarch : IPA and IPAex fonts from Information-technology Promotion Agency,
Japan
texlive-jamtimes.noarch : Expanded Times Roman fonts
texlive-jfontmaps.noarch : Font maps for Japanese fonts
texlive-kdgreek.noarch : Greek fonts and macros
texlive-knuthotherfonts.noarch : knuthotherfonts package
texlive-kpfonts.noarch : A complete set of fonts for text and mathematics
texlive-kpfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for kpfonts
texlive-latex-fonts.noarch : A collection of fonts used in LaTeX distributions
texlive-latex-fonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for latex-fonts
texlive-lcyw.noarch : Make Classic Cyrillic CM fonts accessible in LaTeX
texlive-levy.noarch : Fonts for typesetting classical greek
texlive-lgreek.noarch : LaTeX macros for using Silvio Levy's Greek fonts
texlive-lh.noarch : Cyrillic fonts that support LaTeX standard encodings
texlive-libertine.noarch : Use of Linux Libertine and Biolinum fonts with LaTeX
texlive-libertine-type1.noarch : (pdf)LaTeX support for the Libertine family of fonts
texlive-libertineotf.noarch : Linux Libertine fonts for use with lua(La)TeX and xe(La)TeX
texlive-librebaskerville.noarch : LaTeX support for the Libre Baskerville family of fonts
texlive-libris.noarch : Libris ADF fonts, with LaTeX support
texlive-lineara.noarch : Linear A script fonts
texlive-lm.noarch : Latin modern fonts in outline formats
texlive-lm-math.noarch : OpenType maths fonts for Latin Modern
texlive-lxfonts.noarch : Set of slide fonts based on CM
texlive-lxfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for lxfonts
texlive-mathabx-type1.noarch : Outline version of the mathabx fonts
texlive-mathdesign.noarch : Mathematical fonts to fit with particular text fonts
texlive-mathpazo.noarch : Fonts to typeset mathematics to match Palatino
texlive-mathspec.noarch : Specify arbitrary fonts for mathematics in XeTeX
texlive-mdsymbol.noarch : Symbol fonts to match Adobe Myriad Pro
texlive-metafont.noarch : A system for specifying fonts
texlive-mf2pt1.noarch : Produce PostScript Type 1 fonts from Metafont source
texlive-mflogo.noarch : LaTeX support for MetaFont logo fonts
texlive-mfnfss.noarch : Packages to typeset oldgerman and pandora fonts in LaTeX
texlive-musixtex-fnts.noarch : Fonts used by MusixTeX
texlive-newtx.noarch : Alternative uses of the TX fonts, with improved metrics
texlive-nkarta.noarch : A "new" version of the karta cartographic fonts
texlive-ocr-b.noarch : Fonts for OCR-B
texlive-ocr-b-outline.noarch : OCR-B fonts in Type 1 and OpenType
texlive-ocr-latex.noarch : LaTeX support for ocr fonts
texlive-ogham.noarch : Fonts for typesetting Ogham script
texlive-pacioli.noarch : Fonts designed by Fra Luca de Pacioli in 1497
texlive-paratype.noarch : LaTeX support for free fonts by ParaType
texlive-pb-diagram.noarch : A commutative diagram package using LAMSTeX or Xy-pic fonts
texlive-persian-modern.noarch : The "Persian Modern" family of fonts
texlive-phonetic.noarch : MetaFont Phonetic fonts, based on Computer Modern
texlive-pkfix.noarch : Replace pk fonts in PostScript with Type 1 fonts
texlive-pl.noarch : Polish extension of CM fonts in Type 1 format
texlive-polski.noarch : Typeset Polish documents with LaTeX and Polish fonts
texlive-poltawski.noarch : Antykwa Poltawskiego Family of Fonts
texlive-pslatex.noarch : Use PostScript fonts by default
texlive-psnfss.noarch : Font support for common PostScript fonts
texlive-punk-latex.noarch : LaTeX support for punk fonts
texlive-pxfonts.noarch : Palatino-like fonts in support of mathematics
texlive-pxfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for pxfonts
texlive-pxgreeks.noarch : Shape selection for PX fonts Greek letters
texlive-pxtxalfa.noarch : Virtual maths alphabets based on pxfonts and txfonts
texlive-quattrocento.noarch : LaTeX support for Quattrocento and Quattrocento Sans fonts
texlive-romande.noarch : Romande ADF fonts and LaTeX support
texlive-sauter.noarch : Wide range of design sizes for CM fonts
texlive-sauterfonts.noarch : Use sauter fonts in LaTeX
texlive-sauterfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for sauterfonts
texlive-skak.noarch : Fonts and macros for typesetting chess games
texlive-skaknew.noarch : The skak chess fonts redone in Adobe Type 1
texlive-slantsc.noarch : Access different-shaped small-caps fonts
texlive-stix.noarch : OpenType Unicode maths fonts
texlive-tengwarscript.noarch : LaTeX support for using Tengwar fonts
texlive-tex-gyre.noarch : TeX Fonts extending freely available URW fonts
texlive-tex-gyre-math.noarch : Maths fonts to match tex-gyre text fonts
texlive-texmf-errata-fonts.noarch : Bug fixes for texlive-texmf-fonts
texlive-texmf-fonts.noarch : Font files needed for TeXLive
texlive-tipa.noarch : Fonts and macros for IPA phonetics characters
texlive-tlwg.noarch : Thai fonts for LaTeX from TLWG
texlive-tpslifonts.noarch : A LaTeX package for configuring presentation fonts
texlive-tpslifonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for tpslifonts
texlive-trajan.noarch : Fonts from the Trajan column in Rome
texlive-txfonts.noarch : Times-like fonts in support of mathematics
texlive-txfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for txfonts
texlive-txfontsb.noarch : Extensions to txfonts, using GNU Freefont
texlive-txfontsb-doc.noarch : Documentation for txfontsb
texlive-txgreeks.noarch : Shape selection for TX fonts Greek letters
texlive-typeface.noarch : Select a balanced set of fonts
texlive-ucharclasses.noarch : Switch fonts in XeTeX according to what is being processed
texlive-uhc.noarch : Fonts for the Korean language
texlive-umtypewriter.noarch : Fonts to typeset with the xgreek package
texlive-utopia.noarch : Adobe Utopia fonts
texlive-venturisadf.noarch : Venturis ADF fonts collection
texlive-wasy.noarch : The wasy fonts (Waldi symbol fonts)
texlive-wasysym.noarch : LaTeX support file to use the WASY2 fonts
texlive-wnri.noarch : Ridgeway's fonts
texlive-wnri-latex.noarch : LaTeX support for wnri fonts
texlive-wsuipa.noarch : International Phonetic Alphabet fonts
texlive-yannisgr.noarch : Greek fonts by Yannis Haralambous
texlive-yfonts.noarch : Support for old German fonts
texlive-yfonts-doc.noarch : Documentation for yfonts
texlive-yhmath.noarch : Extended maths fonts for LaTeX
texlive-zhmetrics.noarch : TFM subfont files for using Chinese fonts in 8-bit TeX
texlive-anyfontsize.noarch : Select any font size in LaTeX
texlive-context-simplefonts.noarch : Simplified font usage for ConTeXt
texlive-fontspec.noarch : Advanced font selection in XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX
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