[Fedora TeX Live] TeXLive 2011 breaking typesetting; why is Fedora using a development TeXLive?

Zdeněk Janeček jan.zdenek at gmail.com
Thu Jan 27 15:28:14 CET 2011


Hi,
pdf files have more problems. I can't understand what fonts are used
when I create PDF. It should be something like cm*, but are used strange
bitmap fonts generated on the first run to the folder ~/.texlive2010.
Result is not good.

I get same result in both ways: pdflatex or latex, dvips, ps2pdf. I use
evince to get information about fonts.

Ted Pavlic píše v St 26. 01. 2011 v 21:38 -0500:
> > Why was the decision made to start supporting a development version of
> > TeXLive?
> 
> Having said that, Fedora's TeXLive 2010 packages acted strange 
> themselves. For example, the "axesstyle=none" property of a psgraph does 
> not actually remove the axes lines; I have to add "linestyle=none" to 
> get the axes to actually go away. I haven't had that issue on other systems.
> 
> Today I noticed that one powerdot presentation had item bullets that 
> would render only in acroread; in okular they rendered as letters as 
> opposed to squares and diamonds. I turned on PDF/X compliance in ps2pdf, 
> and that fixed the problem, but I have never had that problem before 
> (and I use okular on my Arch Linux system with TeXLive 2010).
> 
> Does no one else notice these peculiarities with Fedora's TeXLive? They 
> may only be noticeable if re-generating a PDF on a different system and 
> comparing the results.
> 
> 	--Ted
> 




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