[OS X TeX] Updated i-Packages with universal binaries

[Gerben Wierda]

On 3 Feb 2006, at 19:29, Philipp Mathey wrote:

> I am sure this has been asked before :
> does it matter in which order one installs/updates i-packages ?
> If there is a recommended order, what is it ?

i-Installer will tell you if one package requires stuff that is in  
another package, open the other package for you if you want to.

For the rest, the order of install does not matter at all, just as  
everything reuiqred for one package is available in the end. If you  
do the 'best' order you get no warnings you have to ignore.

One change with previous: ghostscript now requires libpng.

G

>
> On 3-Feb-06, at 12:22 AM, Gerben Wierda wrote:
>
>> The following i-Packages have been updated and now contain  
>> universal binaries:
>>
>> p7zip
>> pstoedit
>> fondu
>> jpeg
>> ImageMagick
>> wvWare
>> ttf2pt1
>> potrace
>> netpbm
>> macutils
>> lcdftypetools
>> latex2rtf
>> ghostscript-8
>> bibtool
>> autotrace
>> libwmf
>> bzip2 (only distributed for developers because of the libbzip2.a  
>> library)
>> libtiff
>> libpng
>> freetype2
>>
>> The libiconv i-Package now only contains an uninstall phase.
>>
>> G
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