Hi,
Hans Hagen wrote:
> Taco Hoekwater wrote:
>> Arthur Reutenauer wrote:
>>>> well, you need to set the path i assume -)
>>> Yes, sure :-) But it's much easier to control than all the variables
>>> set by setuptex. Now I can switch between the minimals and TeX Live by
>>> simply changing my PATH. Great!
>>>
>>> By the way, the rsync minimals have been updated, so it also works
>>> with them now.
>>
>> Be warned that this only affects mkiv for now. Last time I tried,
>> texexec could not run without 4 or 5 variables (but admittedly that was
>> quite a while ago, when it was still in perl).
>
> it depends a bit on the logic; the previous code in luatools/mtxrun that
> tried to figure out the current location of the cnf file was derived
> from texmfstart which itself was based on older distributions; there
> have been changes in tds, names of trees, etc etc so texmfstart may as
> well be wrong there; 9it's one of those things i cannot test)
I just tried texmfstart without any variables (but with adjusted PATH,
of course), and it seems to work just fine here, much better than
expected.
I had to regenerate all my formats because the texmf-linux subtree is
no longer part of the TEXMF searches, but after texexec --make all
now seems to be fine (with the new formats in texmf-project).
To other people: you may want to try this also. Perhaps setuptex has
been obsolete for years without any of use realising it ;-)
Best wishes,
Taco
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