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18 января 2005 ALT QA Team Robot <qa-robot at altlinux.org> 2.0-alt2.1
- Rebuilt with libstdc++.so.6.
- tetex-core: corrected dependencies.
- tetex-core: fixed shell dependencies in texconfig and fmtutil.
- tetex-context: fixed perltk build problems (at).
- Fixed "/bin/sh5" and "/bin/bsh" dependencies.
- tetex-xpdf: rebuilt with libt1.so.5
- Eliminated %clean section.
- 2.0 release candidate 1
- Remove /usr/share/texmf/dvipdfm/config directory before installing
tetex-core because structure of that subtree has been changed in
20030107 beta.
- 2.0 beta (20030112)
- Finally updmap is working with new config files scheme (see patch7)
- tetex-fonts-source brought back into tetex-core after
Vladimir Volovich (vvv@vsu.ru) suggestions - Added:
+ exmi font family for use with EC fonts in PlainTeX
+ Russian and Ukrainian ConTeXt support (Olya Briginets and me) - Removed:
+ rupdmap because need functionality was integrated back into updmap - Separated:
+ ConTeXt moved to a subpackage
- 2.0 beta (20030107)
- Slightly modified source decomposition
- Fixed portability issues in rupdmap for Ruby 1.6/1.8 betas
- Added default umask of 022 in rupdmap to make sure that
created files are always readble by world - Obsoletes dvipdfm since it is now part of teTeX
- More documentation (ChangeLogs and README) from sources added
- 2.0 beta (20021210):
+ updated pdftex to version 1.10a-RC1 - Fix dependency on cm-super-fonts-tex for tetex main package
- Added common documentation to tetex package
- Moved texdoc{,tk} to doc subpackage
- Moved tetex base to tetex-core in order to eliminate dependency
loop with fonts-cm-super-tex. Now tetex package pre-requires tetex-core
and fonts-cm-super-tex while the latter pre-requires tetex-core only.
- Imported rupdmap-1.0 into main tetex package
- spec cleanups
- Forward provide ConTeXT perl modules so that perlreq output for
tetex package will have some meaning
- 2.0 beta (20021116)
- use cm-super fonts from fonts-cm-super-tex package
- 2.0 beta (20021017)
- All system wide libraries are used instead of locally provided ones
- Rebuild with gcc 3.2
- Type1 support enabled by default
- MetaFont sources distributed in tetex-fonts-source subpackage
- Use ALT-specific updmap implementation (rupdmap)
- Dropped /usr/bin/readlink (better implementation added in
fileutils-4.1.11-alt3) and added dependence on /bin/readlink. - Moved cm-super subpackager under with/without logic control and disabled
packaging by default. - Updated Packager tag.
- Specfile remains dirty, any volunteers to cleanup?
- fix an error in the way how dvilj* were suggested to call from Emacs for
printing (introduced in the previous change): they used to print to a
file, now they pass the output to "lpr".
- now subpackages that provide commands for viewing/printing DVIs
put scripts that set corresponding Emacs' TeX mode variables to
/etc/emacs/site-start.d.
- Specfile partial cleanup.
- Rebuilt with libpng.so.3
- tetex-cm-super package added with Cyrillic Type 1 fonts for
EC/TC and LH from Vladimir Volovich. - Type1 support in dvips is enabled by default
- Updmap now automagically adds cm-super fonts if they are installed
- math accented patch from Ivan Zakharyashev
- belarusian & kazakh support in babel
- rebuild for RE
- Rebuild with gcc-2.96 & glibc-2.2
- BuildRequires: ed
- Allow to build (aka fix filelist)
- add icons to xdvi menu entry.
- included some of changes to SPEC files made by Alexander Skwar <ASkware@DigitalProjectcs.com>
(more macros, fixed location of some manpage).
- changed mandir to %{_mandir}, and infodir to %{_infodir}.
- xdvi menu name coherent.
- added %noreplace to *.cnf (Preston Brown <pbrown@redhat.com>)
- added %noreplace to config.ps file.
- removed bzip2 of man pages (now handled by spec-helper).
- removed perl script to handle bzip2 files for filelists (now handled
by spec-helper). - increased trie size for allowing more hyphenation patterns (i18n).
- updated the LaTeX hyperref package to version 6.70f for getting jadetex
working. - added support for spanish, portuguese and sweden pattern hyphenation in the
default LaTeX format files (hope trie values are enough...).
- fixed man pages permission.
- changed arrays texmf.cnf the array value for jadetex, pdfjadetex, according to
the Christoph, Rahtz, Pepping's "Installing JadeTeX" document.
- change group (now "Publishing") according to the new scheme.
- removed wmconfig and .desktop entries for xdvi, and added the new menu
entry.
- updated teTeX-texmf to version 1.0.2.
- updated to version 1.0.7.
- merged k6 and arm patches into teTeX-1.0-arch.patch
- sligtly increased internal array main_memory, so that latex
doesn't have problems with big macro packages such as pstricks
or Xy-TeX. - integrate teTeX-1.0-tektrokix.patch (fixes a typo) from Jeff
Johnson <jbj@redhat.com>.
- AMD K6 is not an i686 processor (another)
- Replace $RPM_ARCH by %{_target_cpu}
- mark /usr/share/texmf/dvips/config.ps as %config
(Jeff Johnson <jbj@redhat.com>, #4842) - mark also config.pdf, config.www and config.generic as %config.
- added BuildPreReq.
- fine tuning subpackage package list.
- added teTeX dependence to package xdvi (it cannot works without fonts).
- cleaned %clean. Now spec file support buildroot.
- added support for 'resolution' in dvi-to-ps.fpi as well as
the config.generic file. - fixed a problem in manpage links (reported by Dusan
Gabrijelcic <dusan@kamra.e5.ijs.si>). - moved mfw to tetex-xdvi to have main tetex package rpm indepedendent from
X11 libraries (Jeff Johnson <jbj@redhat.com> in rawhide). - added PAPERSIZE option to dvi-to-ps.fpi (Jeff Jonhson <jfj@redhat.com>
in rawhide).
- fixed VARTEXFONTS path in config file.
- updated to 1.0.6.
- used src-1.0.6 archive and thus removed some patches.
- mandrake adaptions.
- speed up TEXMFCNF path.
- fixed new bugs reported by Thomas Esser (included
patch 1.0.5-1.0.6-pre). - added amstex, bamstex and bplain to the list of format files to build.
- fixed and removed unneeded things in teTeX-1.0-texmfcnf.patch,
according to Thomas Esser suggestions.
- upgraded to teTeX 1.0.5.
- merged .spec file with Jeff Johnson's 1.0.1 .spec file from rawhide.
- upgraded to teTeX 1.0 final.
- removed texmf.cnf external config file, and provided
as patch. - removed ``texconfig init'' (now it's included into 'make install').
- moved texmf unpacking to buildroot before 'make install'.
- added italian hyphenation.
- upgraded snapshot
- Fixed PATH setting for ``texconfig init''. As it was, you could
not build a working teTeX on a machine with teTeX installed.
- upgraded snapshot
- set limits for jadetex
- I think I have got the buildroot problems right this time
- auto rebuild in the new build environment (release 15)
- fix buildroot problems
- fixed BUG: 978
- slight changes in the packaging (unpack texmf directly into the buildroot
and build it there) - added texmfsrc source tarball to comply with the license
- updated package
- add patch to make it compile on the arm (RmS)
- build for glibc 2.1
- use tar hack instead of the cp -a to overcome cp's brokeness re: symlinks
handling
- strip binaries
- enable italian formatting
- requires ed
- Fixed obsoletes line
- credted the doc subpackage
- fully buildroot
- require dialog in the main package
- add support for wmconfig in for the xdvi package
- upgrade to 0.9
- texmf-src package is gone
- use /var/lib/texmf instead of /var/tmp/texmf
- make sub-packages depend on teTeX (problem #214)
- eliminate environment when running texhash (problem #849)
- build root
- translations modified for de, fr, tr
- added install-info support (dvips, fontname and kpathsea)
- combined the two changelogs in the spec file.
- Fixed dvi-to-ps.fpi to create temp files more safely.
- built against glibc
- Removed afmdoit from file list (mistakenly added in release 3 rpm)
- Upgraded to tetex-lib to 0.4pl8 and fixed cron tmpwatch entry to not
delete /var/lib/texmf/fonts and /var/lib/texmf/texfonts
- Upgraded to 0.4pl7.
- Upgraded to 0.4pl6, and fixed file permissions on /var/lib/texmf/texfonts
so normal users could create fonts on demand.