Welcome! Please read this information.

NOTE: This package requires i-Installer v2 2.86.0 or later to install.

NOTE: This i-Package is deprecated. It is based in part on teTeX which is no longer maintained. You should use the alternative gwTeX i-Package, based on a subset of TeX Live instead.

This is Gerben Wierda's binary distribution of TeX  for Mac OS X which is a repackaged distribution TeX Live for the programs, Thomas Esser's teTeX for the foundation and some additional packages, from TeX Live if available there.

TeX is a professional typesetting system. Please go to http://www.rna.nl/tex.html for more information.

For information on i-Installer.app packages, see the i-Installer.app Help function. Especially read about the risks of installing software from the net and how you can inspect the contents of your package.

The TeX package has three installation modes:
1. 	Basic (default)
2. 	Full
3.	Expert

and three versions:

1.	Based on TeX Live 2003 and teTeX 2.0.2
2. 	Based on TeX Live 2004 and teTeX 3
3. 	Based on TeX Live 2005 and teTeX 3 (default)

Basic Installation Mode

If you are new at TeX, choose this one. It gives you a comfortable install, everything you need to run pdfTeX (which is the preferred engine on Mac OS X) and a minimal download.

This choice will minimize interaction with you. Most of it (in some cases depending on the configuration of your computer) everything will install by itself, the only thing for you to do is that you may have to enter your password a couple of times. Maybe you get a question to enter your preferred paper size if the package is unable to find this out from your settings.

Full Installation Mode

TeX is a large software distribution. To use it, the basic installation mode is enough. But there are some nice extras (like the possibility to produce HTML from TeX with TeX4ht) as well as a lot of documentation in the full install. The interactivity is the same as with the Basic Installation Mode. A Full Install installs binaries for both Mac hardware architectures: Intel and PowerPC.

Expert Installation Mode

This install will give you total control over what parts of the distribution will be installed. It is for experts. Note that this will also give you finegrained control over configuration.

If you only run configuration (and not install & configure) you will get expert configuration with all the user choices.

2003 Version

In 2004, TeX Live and teTeX underwent some changes which are incompatible with past versions. Especially with regards to where files are stored. Normally, upgrading to or installing the 2005 version will be best. But for cases where that does not work (e.g. if you have your own development based on older materials) you can install the 2003 version.

2004 Version

This gets you the stable 2004 version. Added to this may be a few fixes for things that were broken during TL2004 release (like TeX4ht).

2005 Version

This is the default and the install that gets you the stable 2005 version. This is the version I run myself.

The rest of this Readme is for people who know what TeX is and how it works. If you are new, just forget about it, and go ahead and install. Information about what TeX is, how it works, etc. can be found on the web and this installer wll not try to explain it to you. Go to http://www.rna.nl/tex.html for information.

Simple mode will install a basic TeX, consisting of TeX Programs (derived from TeX Live), a TeX Foundation (derived from teTeX and some additions by me). Configuration enables the following TeX formats: tex, etex, pdftex, pdfetex, latex, pdflatex, cont-en, mf, mpost, metafun, omega, lambda. It enables the following hyphenation patterns: american, german, ngerman, french, italian, spanish, dutch. These choices will enable you to compile most TeX documents out there. This enables you to typeset most of the documents out there.

For paper size, the configuration phase tries to find out if you have set a generic paper size in the Print&Fax panel of System Preferences. This only works on Mac OS X 10.3 or higher. If the configuration phase cannot discover your personal setting, it will offer you a choice of a4 or letter.

The use of TeX from the command line will also be activated.

Table of Contents
On installing TeX using i-Installer v2 Expert Install (you are here)
On Configuration
On the contents
	On the sizes of the sets you can choose to install
	On the Latin Modern fonts
On possible problems while installing
On the layout of my TeX distribtion (foundation) (important when you want to add files yourself):

On installing TeX using i-Installer v2 Expert Install

You will be presented with a choice of software sets to install. It is possible to choose TeX4ht (stuff for creating HTML from TeX), Latin Modern fonts (TeX Live 2003 only, for TeX Live 2004 and later this is part of the default install), JadeTeX, XMLTeX (both having to do with XML) and more.

On configuration, you will be presented with choices in formats, languages, etc. These make sense if you know TeX. Note, if you run the configuration phase separately, you will always get expert mode.
• 	Recommended: install the Ghostscript 8 i-Package if you want dvips support
•	Optionally: Install the Freetype2, libiconv, libwmf and ImageMagick i-Packages if you want full support for TeX4ht TeX->HTML conversion as well as behind-the-scenes graphics file conversion in your TeX jobs using the 'convert' tool from ImageMagick.

On Configuration

Configuration in Expert mode or when running the configure stage separately offers you a choice to configure either system-wide settings or settings for an individual user (if the TeX version installed supports it: TL2005 or later)). Any configuration done for an individual user will take precedence for that user above the system-wide settings. Therefore, if you create system-wide configuration settings they will only apply for a user if that user does not have an individual setting. If you configure the system-wide settings you will therefore be given the option to remove individual user settings. If an individual has private settings and thus private compiled formats, an update of the TeX programs may render them unusable.

Configuration will install a new standard texmf.cnf TeX configuration file in your install location if detects that your file differs from the standard. If you have not edited this file, you can safely ignore this. If you have changed it, you are assumed to know what you are doing and can find your original file with a timestamp attached in the install location so you can edit the new file with your modiications (if still needed). Most users will never modify this file. I might modify this file if needed because of changes in TeX. Note that this may even happen on a fresh install, as the archive in the package is from teTeX & TeX Live and my configuration may come with updated files that are installed during configuration and are newer than what is in the TeX Live/teTeX versions that I use.

Expert Configuration may ask you to decide on the following (at the start of configuration you may choose what configuration actions you want to perform):
Formats: 		Choose which formats you want to use. If in doubt. choose the default set. You will get the default list again. Then choose Cancel or Set to keep that setting.
Languages:		Choose which languages you want to use. If in doubt. choose the default set (Choose Reset and then Cancel). 
		This setting  only influences the formats that use the language.dat file. These formats are displayed in the sheet that informs you of your choices.
Paper Size:		Choose your favourite size. A4 is the default for new installs if you do not choose this configuration action.
Create Formats:	Choose Yes. If you select no, changes (like languages) may not be activated.
TeX Owner Selection:	Choose the owner. If in doubt, choose root (default). Note, any action you do is performed as root (System Administration) because this is a package that runs under authentication. This means that ownership will be re-set every time you perform something that changes the installation.
Update Font Mappings:	Enable or disable maps. The updmap program will be run only if you enable or disable a map. Choose cancel if in doubt. Choosing Select will force a recompilation of your mapping even if nothing has changed.
CLI Use:		Choose Yes if you want to run TeX from the command line.

Apart from these selectable items, several configuration steps are executed independent from the choices you make. Amongst those:
	• Updating the index when files have been added (takes time)
	• Offering to install the Latin Modern fonts for GUI use (if installed)
	• Repairing ownership to install location owner when files have been installed

On the contents

This package is a distribution of the 'make install' part of TeX Live and a repackaging of Thomas Esser's teTeX-texmf tree, to which I have added several packages and other files. You can inspect the ChangeLog files in the package contents view to see what has changed between releases.

As of December 2003, this package is a full package, containing several optional sets to install and configure, like TeX4ht, which now do not need a special i-Package for installing anymore. The contents are:
• TeX Programs (essentials) required
• TeX Programs (extras, like include and lib for programmers/developers)
• teTeX Foundation (essentials) required Latin Modern fonts have been added to the 2003 version.
• teTeX Foundation (documentation, this is te documentation part of the texmf tree only, the man pages for the programs are in the TeX Programs extras)
• gwTeX Foundation additions (like TIPA, memoir, utopia, algorithms, answers, foiltex, pdfscreen, pdfslide, texpower) recommended
• TeX4ht support (convert TeX to HTML files)
• XMLTeX & JadeTeX support

As of October 2004, this package contains two complete TeX installations. One is the one based on TeX Live 2003 and teTeX 2, the one that has been in use for a longer period of time. 

On the sizes of the sets you can choose to install

As written above, this package comes with three setups, one based on TeX Live 2003 for programs and teTeX 2.0.2 for the foundation and one based on TeX Live 2004+ for the programs and teTeX 3 for the foundation. The third setup just has newer experimental program files for the second setup.

The Download sizes are approximately:
				TL2003	TL2004/TL2005
TeX Programs (essentials)		6 MB	7 + 7 MB *)
teTeX Foundation (essentials)	28.5 MB	40.5 MB
gwTeX Foundation additions		22.5 MB	16.5 MB  +
Basic Install Total		57 MB	64 / 71 MB

teTeX Documentation		25 MB	49.5 MB
TeX Programs (developer extras)	0.1 MB	0.2 MB *)
TeX4ht support			0.6 MB	0.6 MB
XMLTeX & JadeTeX		0.3 MB	0.3 MB +
Grand total			83 MB	114 / 121 MB

*) Figures given are for both PowerPC and Intel hardware. If you install a full package, you get both. The extra's are universal (PowerPC and Intel) anyway.

So, the total size of the i-Package when fully downloaded is approximately 200MB. The minimum to download for install is 34.5 MB (for TeX Live 2003 without gwTeX) or 47.5 MB (for TeX Live 2004 without gwTeX), which gives you a basic TeX. The big space saver is the documentation, which is why it is not installed by default. Simple Install installs what is in one of the Basic Installs in the table above. Note: sizes above are compressed size so they are indications for download only. Decompressed, TeX takes up:

The installed sizes are approximately:
				TL2003	TL2004/TL2005
TeX Programs (essentials)		17 MB	21 MB
teTeX Foundation (essentials)	124 MB	152 MB
gwTeX Foundation additions		52 MB	46 MB  +
Basic Install Total		193 MB	219 MB

teTeX Documentation		64 MB	100 MB
TeX Programs (developer extras)	4 MB	4 MB
TeX4ht support			12 MB	12 MB
XMLTeX & JadeTeX		1.5 MB	1.5 MB +
Grand total			275 MB	337 MB

Which is a minimum, as there is also room required for the compiled formats.

On using Mac fonts with pdfTeX (LaTeX and ConTeXt)

The gwTeX part of this distribution contains all the setup files you need to use a couple of fonts from your Mac. The setup has been created by Thomas A. Schmitz (he did the main work) and Adam Lindsay, hence the naming: gtamacfonts.

To use these fonts with LaTeX, put e.g. the following in your file:

	\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
	\usepackage{gtamachoefler}

Such a style file will make Hoefler Text the serif (roman) text font and Gill Sans the sans serif font. The following basic styles are available:
	gtamacbaskerville.sty
	gtamacdidot.sty
	gtamacgeorgia.sty
	gtamachoefler.sty

There are  more. See the manual for details. For the same effect using ConTeXt, enter e.g.:

	\usetypescriptfile[type-gtamacfonts]
	\usetypescript[Hoefler][ec]
	\setupbodyfont[Hoefler,12pt]

Example documents and a manual can be found in the texmf.gwtex/doc/fonts/gtamacfonts subdirectory. To get the manual you can type "texdoc gtamacfonts" in a Terminal window.

Note: The TeX i-Package configuration phase will only perform the necessary step of unpacking the Mac fonts into the TeX tree if it finds the fondu program in /usr/local/bin. It will also produce AFM files if /usr/local/bin/fontforge is available, this is useful for experts who want to mess around with their fonts.

On the Latin Modern fonts

Note: The TeX->Mac converted Latin Modern fonts still produce problems in Mac OS X, especially where interline space is concerned. Nothing damaging, but ugly.

ConTeXt uses Latin Modern by default.

To use Latin Modern fonts in your LaTeX document, put this in the preamble:
	\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
	\usepackage{lmodern}

Latin Modern fonts can be made available for all Mac GUI applications when you have FontForge installed from the i-Installer release of Jan 15, 2004 or later. The configure script will automatically detect if you have the right FontForge and if the conversion has not already been done and offer you to install them.

I will explain a bit about fonts, but probably incorrect as I am no expert. Also, the use of shape names like "regular" is afaik not entirely regular (I suspect it is not ok to use regular for a sans serif font), but I have made a orthogonal setup anyway). 

The Latin Modern fonts are converted in a complete manner. That is, you will find after conversion that you have many Latin Modern fonts (use the Font Book application). They are named (this part needs updating, but I am only going to rewrite this when I finally succeed in getting all the problems sorted out. It works for now and that is enough)
	Latin Modern Design Size
	Latin Modern Sans Design Size
	Latin Modern Sans Quotation Design Size
	Latin Modern Typewriter Design Size
Inside those fonts you may find various shapes. E.g. for Latin Modern 12 Pica, we have
	Latin Modern 12 Pica Regular
	Latin Modern 12 Pica Bold Extended
	Latin Modern 12 Pica Italic
	Latin Modern 12 Pica Oblique
This complexity reflects that though most users will expect a font to scale, a font often has a specific size for which it has been designed. A font designed for 5pt size for instance, has the characters relatively wide and far apart so that even at such a small size, the font is still readable. In other words, a font 5-point font but linearely sized to 10 point looks different from a 10-point font. If you want to see the difference, start Font Book, set a fixed size in the display area (say 24pt) and then walk through a series of design sized for Latin Modern. You will see that the larger the design size, the narrower the characters are.

So, with Latin Modern, you do not have one font, you have them for a variety of design sizes. You have the standard 10-point font, but you also have the one designed for 5 point. If you want to see the difference, open a TextEdit document and write two identical lines. Then format the first with Latin Modern 17 Great at 17 points and the other as Latin Modern 10 Long Primer at 17 points. Both the same Latin Modern font at the same size, right? But they look very different anyway.

The Font names reflect their design size, both as a number as well as a historical name:
	5 Pearl
	6 Nonpareil
	7 Minion
	8 Brevier
	9 Bourgouis
	10 Long Primer
	12 Pica
	17 Great

The Mac Font resource format is old and has restrictions. When the Mac was created, only the following font shapes were recognized:
	Bold
	Italic
	Underline
	Shadow
	Outline
	Condensed
	Extended

this is still the case in Mac fonts (on disk). As a result, you cannot have both an oblique and an italic in the same font family. The same holds for bold and demibold, for instance. So, to fit all the fonts in Latin Modern in the Mac font system, separate families are created. For instance, Latin Modern 08 Brevier contains both a regular, a bold and an italic shape. There is therefore no place for the oblique (slanted) shape that is available in the Latin Modern fonts. Hence a separate family is created, called Latin Modern 08 Brevier Slanted, which contains just one font, the oblique shape of Latin Modern 08 Brevier. Here is an overview of the families:

Latin Modern 05 Pearl
Latin Modern 06 Nonpareil
Latin Modern 07 Minion
Latin Modern 08 Brevier
Latin Modern 08 Brevier Slanted (*)
Latin Modern Sans 08 Brevier
Latin Modern Typewriter 08 Brevier
Latin Modern Sans Quotation 08 Brevier
Latin Modern 09 Bourgeois
Latin Modern 09 Bourgeois Slanted (*)
Latin Modern Sans 09 Bourgeois
Latin Modern Typewriter 09 Bourgeois
Latin Modern 10 Long Primer
Latin Modern 10 Long Primer Slanted (*)
Latin Modern 10 Long Primer Demibold (*)
Latin Modern 10 Long Primer Small Caps
Latin Modern Sans 10 Long Primer
Latin Modern Sans 10 Long Primer Demibold Condensed (*)
Latin Modern Typewriter 10 Long Primer
Latin Modern Typewriter 10 Long Primer Slanted (*)
Latin Modern Typewriter 10 Long Primer Small Caps
Latin Modern Typewriter 10 Long Primer Variable Width
Latin Modern 12 Pica
Latin Modern 12 Pica Slanted (*)
Latin Modern Sans 12 Pica
Latin Modern Typewriter 12 Pica
Latin Modern 17 Great
Latin Modern Sans 17 Great

The (*) font families contain shapes of their sibling family that do not fit in a Mac font. A Mac font family requires at least a "Regular" shape, so instead of a oblique shape in Latin Modern 12 Pica you now have a regular shape in Latin Modern 12 Pica Slanted that will be slanted even if the shape is called regular.

I have been told that under Classic Mac OS you could have large families, but I suspect this was a display trick of the application involved. At least one fundamental font file structure only has room for 8 variations (which can be combined) as far as I have been told. E.g. you can have italic or oblique, but not both.

Have fun experimenting. Note, the fonts are created in the directory "/Library/Fonts/Latin Modern" and from there you can copy them to any machine you like, you do not need TeX on those machines. Latin Modern is in the public domain.

Note: You need to log out and log in before all applications are aware of the newly converted fonts. When configuring in Expert mode, you wiill be given the opportunity to do a recreate of the fonts even if they already exist, otherwise, the creation phase will be skipped.

On possible problems while installing

Go to http://www.rna.nl/tex.html for some tips and tricks. Problems on clean systems (out of the box) have not been reported yet, except when people have decided to remove the BSD subset from the standard installation. Conflicts between this distribution and others are possible. One important warning: You can destabilize this distribution easily by adding stuff to ~/Library/texmf. If you run into problems, move that directory out of the way first to see if it solves your problem.

On the layout of my TeX distribtion (foundation) (important when you want to add files yourself):

I use four (five) trees where files are stored:
	1. The first is /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf; this is where program-related stuff is stored and it is upgraded when the TeX programs are updated.
	2. The second is /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf.tetex; this is the original texmf tree maintained by Thomas Esser, and is kept as default as possible so it can be upgraded without destroying local modifications.
	3. The third tree is in /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf.gwtex and contains Mac OS X specific settings and additional packages not in teTeX's foundation distribution. This tree is maintained by me.
	4. The fourth tree is in /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf.local and is for the local TeX administrator (normally, you) to store system-wide additional files. To store in that area, you need System Administrator rights.
	5. In addition, individual users can store their own files in ~/Library/texmf.
When you reinstall the TeX i-Package, files in the first three trees are overwritten. But files in /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf.local and in user's home directories are normally left left alone (the exception being setup files created there by automated setup programs, which would break an upgrade if they remained in place). See http://www.rna.nl/tex.html for more information on adding files.

TeX i-Package release notes

2006/12/23:
• Removed "sudo -H -u foo" from non-admin commands
2006/12/17:
• Added warnings that this i-Package has been deprecated. Support ends.
2006/10/28:
• Moved PATH setting up front in places.
2006/10/11:
• Requires i-Installer 2.83 as we want to force people to update to that version as earlier versions contain a potentially harmful bug.
2006/09/23:
• Requires i-Installer 2.79 as we want to force people to update to that version as earlier versions contain a potentially harmful bug.
2006/09/15:
• EXPERIMENTAL release where the teTeX 3 texmf tree has been replaced with a subset from TeX Live. Nothing else has changed, everything is still called teTeX in places etc. But share/texmf.tetex does in fact not contain teTeX anymore but the TL selection. Released for testing.
2006/09/15:
• Recent ConTeXt beta's store the version differently. Changed configure script to take this into account.
2006/09/09:
• Back to previous setup. The tex.ii2 i-Package will not be used for the teTeX to TL migration, but a new texlive.ii2 i-Package will be created.
2006/09/08:
• EXPERIMENTAL release where the teTeX 3 texmf tree has been replaced with a subset from TeX Live. Nothing else has changed, everything is still called teTeX in places etc. But share/texmf.tetex does in fact not contain teTeX anymore but the TL selection. Released for testing.
2006/06/23:
• Reinstated the 2004-fix in texmf.cnf for the foo vs foo-sys debacle
• Added TEXFONTMAPS settings to texmf.cnf
2006/04/25:
• Experimental version with pdfetex engine built with 3000000 instead of 2000000 for sup_font_mem_size in TeX Live 2005.
2006/03/29:
• Kept Charis SIL support, but removed the actual fonts and their copying to /Library/Fonts/CharisSIL. Added /Library/Fonts to TTFONTS variable for TTF font searching instead.
2006/03/28:
• Added pst-eucl to gwTeX
2006/03/27:
• Added Charis SIL fonts to gwTeX. Thanks, Thomas & Adam.
2006/03/25:
• Changes readme. Small fix for prepare stage.
2006/02/27:
• Added pgf to beamer (beamer requires an up-to-date pgf)
2006/02/19:
• Temporarily disabled LM Font conversion on i386
2006/02/02:
• Improved epstopdf which contained a nasty bug when handling (atend)
• Recompiled TL2005 ppc on 10.3.9 as previous 10.2 compile got lost
2006/01/11:
• False alarm about uninstall, but on inspection found something that could be improved anyway (removal of [old style setup] texmf.macosx if it exists).
2005/12/21:
• Do not unpack the Apple fonts if gtamacfonts is not available (e.g. when running the new configure phase on an older install).
• Cosmetic changes
2005/12/18:
• When installing teTeX3 (2004 or 2005), the beamer class in teTeX3 will be overwritten with what is in this i-Package. 
2005/12/06:
• gtamacfonts change. \usepackage[osf]{gtamachoefler} replaces \usepackage[os]{gtamachoefler} so naming between LaTeX and ConTeXt is more consistent. Documentation changes.
• Added warning check for personal configs
2005/12/02:
• Release with gtamacfonts done.
2005/11/26:
• Fixes for gwtsmacfonts, which would hang on configure that did not follow install because fondu wanted confirmation before overwriting.
• Also a fix for the configure phase as the latest LM also has lm.map which was my way of discriminating between older and newer LM. This is important enough for an immediate release.
2005/11/25:
• Added gwtsmacfonts (see above)to texmf.gwtex
2005/10/31:
• All stuff taken from TL's Master tree as of Oct 31 (after check-in 8605). This incorporates an updated Latin Modern (0.99.3) and beamer (unknown to me if something changed)
• Configure phase looks for defaut paper size of installing user
2005/10/27:
• Added sttools to gwTeX
• Release based on TL @2005/10/26:20:40:00
2005/10/25:
• Removed last remnants of ntheorem from gwTeX for 2004/2005 distribution as it is part of teTeX 3.
2005/10/21:
• Recompiled 2004 and 2005 on intel with latest developer tools.
2005/10/20:
• Release based on TL @2005/10/19:22:00:00
2005/10/11:
• Removed per-user configuration mess
2005/10/08:
• Release based on TL @2005/10/07:22:29:00
2005/10/03:
• Make sure .fmt files are removed before rebuildig them
2005/10/02:
• Improved TeX4ht
2005/10/01:
• Improved epstopdf by using single instead of double quotes.
• Moved ntheorem to the teTeX2-only part of gwTeX
2005/10/01:
• Released
2005/09/29:
• TL2005 and texmf additions from TL @2005/09/29:20:00:00
2005/09/26:
• Removed unimplemented auto-update for local user configs. Fixed typo. Removed creation of all formats before the selection process.
2005/09/19:
• Changed tex.configure. Make sure ownership repair happens on simple install.  texmf additions from TL (Master) @2005/09/19:21:30:00
2005/09/16:
• Changed tex.configure. First do the required actions, then the user choices. This is better because user choices may have different options depending on the required actions (e.g. availability of map files). 
2005/09/14:
• Fixed tex.configure: 1. Owner selection. 2. Map file names for Latin Modern configuration.
2005/09/13:
• Some minor fixes and style improvements for the scripts.
• gwTeX additions split in documentation and rest. Documentation is not installed in basic install (takes 11MB from a basic install & download). cjhebrew added.
2005/09/11:
• Experimental still. Adapted scripts (configuration etc.) to handle TL2005 syntax and settings and both i386 and powerpc Macs. Stuff taken from TeX Live's Master repository @2005/09/10:10:00:00
• Rebuilt i386 binaries on a prerelease 10.4.2. Rebuilt all texmf trees. Made 2005 the default choice.
• Configuration now has a choice to configure for an individual user.
2005/09/10:
• Experimental still. Replaced microtype and oberdiek (ifpdf.sty) in TL2004+ (teTeX 3) with the recent one from TL. Removed microtype from gwtex for TL2003
2005/09/09:
• Experimental still. Bugfix in gwTeX: added dictsym.map. 
2005/09/07:
• Experimental still. TL2005 binaries and texmf additions from TL (Build/development, Master) @2005/09/07:21:45:00. 
• Removed ttf2tex (it is not in TL as well for the same reason: it does not work with the 2004+ TDS and the author does not want to publish the sources for his documentation).
• Changed altpdftex to simpdftex. Using altpdftex now results in a warning to use simpdftex instead. 
2005/09/06:
• Experimental still. TL2005 binaries and texmf additions from TL (Build/development, Master) @2005/09/06:08:30:00. pdfeTeX 3.141592-1.30.3-2.2 (Web2C 7.5.5).
• Binaries for ppc compiled on 10.4.2 with gcc 3.3. 
• See ChangeLog.texmf.gwtex for additional changes to the gwTeX texmf tree.
• TL2004 is now also available both for ppc and i386
2005/08/28:
• Experimental still. Re-added Latin Modern which was lost. Rebuilt all texmf tree sets. Note: LM has been added to teTeX 2 (TL2003) as standard install instead of part of gwTeX extras. LM in teTeX3 is overwritten with my own (latest) version.
2005/08/24:
• Experimental still. Update of some scripts and settings and of the foundations to selections from what TL offers (on top of what teTeX has).
2005/08/23:
• Experimental release compiled for both i386 (Mactel) and powerpc. The i386 binary has been created on 10.4.1, the powerpc binaries on 10.2.8
• The lib directory of the TL2005 install is universal
• Released into the field for testing
2005/08/21:
• Experimental release compiled for both i386 (Mactel) and powerpc. The i386 binary has been created on 10.4.1, the powerpc binaries on 10.2.8
• Removed old ntheorem in gwtex so it does not get in the way of the one in teTeX. It will still be installed when the 2003 version is chosen as that teTeX does not have ntheorem.
2005/07/05:
• Experimental release for TL2005 based on a compilation under 10.3.9 with gcc 3.3
2005/07/05:
• Experimental release for TL2005 based on a compilation under 10.4 with gcc 4.0
• TL2005 from TeX Live source.development @2005/07/05:00:45:00
2005/07/04:
• Experimental release for TL2005 based on a compilation under 10.4
• texmf tree additions from TeX Live Master @2005/07/04:10:30:00
• TL2005 from TeX Live source.development @2005/07/04:10:30:00
• 2003 and 2004 binaries were compiled with gcc-3.1 on Mac OS X 10.2.8. Uness disaster strikes, these have now been frozen.
• 2005 binaries were compiled with gcc-4 on Mac OS X 10.4.1
2005/05/19:
• Added prosper and HA-prosper
2005/05/17:
• Fixed a bug in configure phase when selecting languages/hyphenation patterns
2005/05/16:
• texmf tree additions from TeX Live Master @ 2005/05/16:09:30:00
• TL2005 from 2005/05/16:09:30:00
• TL2004 from now one will have TeX4ht from 2005/05/16:09:30:00 (the old one is buggy). TL2003 still has the old TeX4ht which means it probably won't work with the texmf part which is always current. TeX4ht in combination with TL2003 is no longer supported.
2005/05/14:
• New tex4ht.env
• Added manpath setting for Mac OS X 10.4
2005/03/24:
• Adapted the TOC in an attempt to cure a rare problem with parts not being downloaded.
2005/03/20:
• Be able to parse FontForge's newer --version output
2005/03/13:
• Additional texmf stuff from TL Master@2005/03/14:21:30:00 (new TeX4ht, new Latin Modern)
• The new Latin Modern has changed with respect to the old one, something with cork versus ec encodings. I have removed LM from the gwTeX part (used with TL2003) and instead grafted it directly on teTeX's texmf (replacing what is there in teTeX 3.0). I did this by installing both LM 0.92 and LM 0.982 (the latter on top of the former). Such an install should make iit work with older and newer TeX versions (e.g. older and newer ConTeXt versions), but this is still experimental.
2005/02/13:
• TL2005 programs based on TL Build/source.development@2005/02/19:09:00:00. This contains the rewritten texconfig, updmap and fmtutil scripts from teTeX 3.0 and these have changed behaviour with respect to per-user or per-system setups. The installed texmf.cnf setup maps them all to the old way, until I have figured a maintainable way of supporting both old and new.
• Additional texmf stuff from TL Master@2005/02/19:09:00:00
2005/02/13:
• Fixed minor buglet in configure where setting ownership was not selected when "everything" was selected during configure.
2005/02/09:
• teTeX 3 texmf tree based on tetex-texmf-3.0.tar.gz
2005/01/30:
• Increased log level for package set description activation in subprocess output to 4, resp 5. This means that subprocess output logging will be less, unless you have set the log level to 5 or 6.
• Added pdfcprot
• Added xyling
• TL2005 programs based on TL Build/source.development@2005/01/21:13:00:00
• Additional texmf stuff from TL Master@2005/01/21:13:00:00
2005/01/08:
• TL2005 programs based on TL Build/source.development@2005/01/07:15:00:00
• teTeX 3 texmf tree based on tetex-texmf-2.99.8.20050101-beta.tar.gz
• Additional texmf stuff from TL Master@2005/01/19:15:00:00
2005/01/02:
• Added warning about possible i-Installer bug triggered when updating older i-Package.
• Updated Gutenberg Fourier fonts in gwTeX to v14
2004/12/30:
• The "after-the-not-my-finest-hour" release
• Fixed the problem with texmf.cnf in TeX Live 2004 (.enc files not found)
• Fixed the not installed lib/include directory in TeX Live 2005
• Updating an older TeX i-Package may trigger a bug in i-Installer where the selector phase will not run (perl complaining it cannot load tex.sharedscript.pm). Resetting your TeX i-Package to default values removes the trigger of the bug.
2004/12/29:
• Fixed the situation where the first TL2004 run on a previously TL2003 system would create the mappings with updmap but would not add those to the TeX hash (ls-R)
• Removed TeX4ht from the standard install (as it has dependencies outside the package)
• Relaxed the dependency demand on TeX4ht from required to recommended.
2004/12/26:
• Added emp.sty. 
* The Changelog in the i-Package contains an updated overview of extras in gwTeX.
* TeX4ht has become part of the standard basic install, which now contains
	- TL2004 binaries
	- teTeX 3 texmf tree without documentation
	- gwTeX additions to teTeX 3
	- TeX4ht
2004/12/23:
• Added latest TeX Live snapshot binaries in third option (TL2005)
2004/12/01:
• Fixed bug in new code for creating the /Library/teTeX symbolic link
2004/11/28:
• Increased default font_mem_max to 2000000 in both TL2003 an TL2004 based TeX
• Modified some other default memory parameters
2004/11/22:
• Fix for teTeX texmf problems with running pdfetex in DVI mode. See the file pdftex-dvi.tex for details.
• Bugfix in configure script: in two places the non-TL2003/2004 fmtutil.cnf was still being used.
2004/11/16:
• Changed TL2004 compile to use libpng 1.2.8beta4 (as the one in TL2004 has bugs)
• Updated ttf2tex-0.6 to ttf2tex-0.6.1
2004/11/15:
• Added ps2eps and bbox (necessary for pdftricks) to both TL2003 and TL2004 setup
• TL2004 setup based now on:
	• TeX Live source.development @2004/11/13:13:00:00
	• tetex-texmf-beta-2.99.3.20041109
Various elements taken from TeX Live Master tree @2004/11/13:13:00:00
2004/11/07:
• Updated. Based now on:
	• TL2004 setup: 
		- tetex-texmf-beta-2.99.1.20041026
		- TeX Live source.development @2004/11/07:09:00:00
	• TL2003 setup:
		- tetex-texmf-2.0.2.tar.gz
		- TeX Live source @2003/09/23:21:00:00
	• Both (for additions to teTeX mainly):
		- TeX Live Master @2004/11/07:09:00:00
		- My archive @2004/11/07:09:00:00 for additional stuff not in TeX Live
2004/11/06:
• Fourier fonts were accidentally dropped. Restored.
• Utopia fonts were accidentally dropped. Restored.
2004/11/05:
• Updated. Based now on:
	• TL2004 setup: 
		- tetex-texmf-beta-2.99.1.20041026
		- TeX Live source.development @2004/11/05:09:00:00
	• TL2003 setup:
		- tetex-texmf-2.0.2.tar.gz
		- TeX Live source @2003/09/23:21:00:00
	• Both (for additions to teTeX mainly):
		- TeX Live Master @2004/11/05:09:00:00
		- My archive @2004/11/05:09:00:00 for additional stuff not in TeX Live
• Selection phase now let's you choose between Basic/Full/Expert and 2003/2004
• Stuff that is in teTeX 3 now moved to gwTeX 2003-only
2004/11/04:
• Make sure texdoc tries to open PDF and PS before DVI
2004/11/02:
• Created default working texdoc/texdoctk setup for Mac OS X
2004/10/31:
• Added doc/latex/texpower to gwTeX
• Get tipa from TeX Live into gwTeX instead from our own archive
• Get ucs from TeX Live into gwTeX instead from our own archive
• Install RelSymb stuff in better locations (TL2004-compliant)
2004/10/30:
• Added xcolor to gwTeX when TL2003 is chosen
2004/10/29:
• Removed ppower4 from the programs set and added it to gwTeX.
2004/10/27:
• It turns out eshyph.tex requires cathyph.tex
2004/10/26:
• Added sphyph.tex as copy of eshyph.tex for backward compatibility
• Attempt to clean out previous updmap results before creating new ones, irrespective of location
2004/10/25:
• Selecting All in TL2004 will not select Latin Modern (no harm was done here)
• A ConTeXt in texmf.local (e.g. from the ConTeXt updater i-Package) will be optionally removed on install
• Duct tape solution for XeTeX TEXINPUTS
2004/10/24:
• Ongoing tiny improvements.
• Latin Modern should now be removed from texmf.local when TL2004 is installed (as it is part of teTeX 3 foundation)
• gwTeX contains an UTF-8 url.sty just for XeTeX
2004/10/23:
• Re-added pdftricks to gwTeX which had somehow been lost
2004/10/22:
• Increased some of the default memory variables
• Made the titles of sets smaller so they will fit in the standard width panel
• Moved from stable/experimental to tl2003/tl2004 (both are stable)
• Fix for bug in epstopdf
2004/10/20:
• Re-added microtype to gwTeX which had somehow been lost
• updmap script updated to last version
2004/10/19:
• Latin Modern will be removed when TL2004 is installed as it is part of teTeX in TL2004
• pgf is added to gwTeX as support for the optional beamer class
2004/10/17:
• TL2003 installation of teTeX foundation will install a basic pdftexconfig.tex
• Added pdftricks package to gwTeX
• The 'All' button during the selection phase did not work properly.
• Fixed bug in tex.configure, there were two xmltex/jadatex config subroutines, only one was correct but the other was used.
2004/10/16:
• Added microtype to gwTeX
• Added XeTeX entries to texmf.cnf
2004/10/15:
• Added empty pdfconfig.tex so that new style (TL2004) .ini files work in the old (TL2003) situation.
• Removed listings package. The newer version in gwTeX is broken and teTeX for TL2004 already has one (the older version)
2004/10/14:
• Moved memoir and textcomp to be installed in TL2003-only, both are available in teTeX as of the TL2004 version so my version is not needed anymore.
2004/10/14:
• Select 'all' sets does not select experimental & stable anymore.
2004/10/13:
• Reset maximum number of fonts from 1000 back to 2000 (TL standard is 1000 and I still had to update this for the TL2004 config file I ship)
• Add some settings to the config file to support map files in old locations
2004/10/12:
• TL2004 source.development @2004/10/12:21:55:00 (with right-to-left fix)
2004/10/11:
• This package needs i-Installer 2.66.0 or later to install
• Changed archive parts in preparation of more versatile install (e.g. on top of TeX Live)
• Fixed a TL2003 versus TL2004 bug concerning fmtutil in the configure phase
• Added LaTeX beamer class 3.0 to gwTeX and beamer docs as an option.
2004/10/03:
• Removed omegabook from omega/lambda as it breaks lamba compilation.
2004/10/03:
• Added TeX Live 2004 vs TeX Live 2004 as an option to the package.
• Added the man/info part to the standard selected sets in Simple mode
• TeX Live 2003 sources date: 2003/09/23:21:00:00
• TeX Live 2004 sources date: 2004/10/03:09:30:00
• teTeX foundation version accompanying TL2003: tetex-texmf-2.0.2.tar.gz
• teTeX foundation version accompanying TL2004: tetex-texmf-beta-2.96.5.20040711.tar.gz
• Both versions are considered to be stable (we are shortly before the TL2004 release), but TL2004 is untested and changes in the setup, including incremental installs of TL2004 on an existing TL2003 or vice versa are untested.
2004/09/05:
• Small bugfix in altpdftex
• Improved this readme somewhat
2004/06/15:
• Removed some temporary files that were accidentally part of the package
2004/06/14:
• Fixed permissions problem on textcomp.sty in texmf.gwtex
• Do not disable utopia.map when fourier-expert.map is enabled
2004/06/13:
• Added ntheorem and fourier. Based Latin Modern conversion on latest setup.
2004/05/19:
• Changed configure phase so it will work with FontForge (formerly PfaEdit) when converting Latin Modern type1 fonts to Apple .dfont.
2004/05/05:
• Fixed font inclusion updmap calling sequence error.
• Changed this readme to lead newbies away from the too technical stuff in it.
• Updated memoir, is from now on directly taken from TeX Live
2004/04/16:
• Latin Modern to Mac font conversion is somewhat smarter with respect to running it when PfaEdit is not available.
2004/04/02:
• Added listings.sty from TeX Live to gwTeX
2004/03/29:
• ppower4, texpower, pdfslide, pdfscreen, ifmslide and answers now taken directly from TeX Live's Master instead from my own (out of date) store.
2004/03/27:
• Bug: tex4ht configuration coul dnot write tex4ht.env in new setting. Quick and dirty fix because kpsewhich does not work as I expect it.
2004/03/21:
• Bug: TL had reorganized the trees and I had not noticed. As a result, TeX4ht was incomplete. Fixed.
2004/03/21:
• Requires i-Installer 2.56.0 or later.
• Added progress talkback to phase scripts.
2004/03/19:
• New simple/expert install mode.
2004/02/23:
• Updated gwTeX texmf tree (TIPA 1.2)
2004/02/17:
• Fixed package permissions bug that only affected the TeX-fat.dmg volume.
2004/02/07:
• Moved to Mac OS X 10.2.8 for package building and compilation
• Fixed building problem resulting of dual presence of texmf.cnf in TL Build and Master trees
2004/02/05:
• Rebuilt binaries in an attempt to prevent the use of poll() which is missing on 10.2.8
2004/01/30:
• Added message in tex.configure
2004/01/29:
• Improved certain regular expression in scripts
2004/01/29:
• Rebuilt and released to all repositories
2004/01/27:
• This package needs i-Installer 2.45.0 or later to install.
• Ask for thin at close only executed when package writable.
2004/01/27:
• Selector looks at selected sets not installed sets for the default values of the choice presented to the user.
2004/01/19:
• Font conversion needs pfaedit 040118 or higher
2004/01/19:
• This package needs i-Installer 2.41.0 or later to install.
2004/01/19:
• A few fixes (thanks Bruno!) for the family ordening (two releases)
2004/01/18:
• New Latin Modern conversion implementation.
2004/01/14:
• This package needs i-Installer 2.38.0 or later to install.
2004/01/12:
• Produce TrueType instead of OpenType when converting type1 fonts to fonts that can be used by Mac OS X apps in general. According to George Williams, Apple's OTF renderer has bugs.
2004/01/10:
• PfaEdit has been fixed by George Williams so Latin Modern conversion can be turned on. See above for details.
2004/01/06:
• TeX Live binaries as of 2004/01/06:07:00:00, pdfTeX (Web2C 7.5.2) 3.141592-1.11b
2004/01/06:
• Experimental release. Completely rewritten scripts and support, using sets.
2003/12/25:
• New fmtutil by Thomas Esser only lists formats we actually have the ini file for
2003/12/17:
• New, rich type of package, not readable by older versions of i-Installer
• Added TeX4ht to the package, as part of the optional set of GW additions to Thomas Esser's teTeX
2003/12/04:
• Added memoir class to texmf.gwtex
2003/12/02:
• A fix in texmf.cnf for problems introduced by the TL2003 version of pdftex. pdftex -ini nowadays reads the pdftex.cfg file and as a result all formats need a TEXINPUTS variable in texmf.cnf (ugh) 
2003/09/29:
• A fix in texmf.cnf for problems introduced by the TL2003 version of updmap (new location of files which has not been reflected properly in settings, so they are not found).
2003/09/28:
• Adapted configure script so it compiles the mapping when Select is chosen even if nothing has changed. Also added utopia.map to the selection.
2003/09/24:
• Compiled from TeX Live @2003/09/23:21:00:00, These will be the TL2003 binaries unless something weird happens.
2003/09/21:
• Compiled from TeX Live @2003/09/21:16:00:00, These will be the TL2003 binaries unless something weird happens.
• Removed stuff from my texmf.cnf which is now available in the generic texmf.cnf
2003/09/18:
• First combined TeX i-Installer release