[OS X TeX] TeX-Gyre package of 2007/01/11 not working

[Axel E. Retif]

On Jan 14, 2007, at 11:58, Roussanka Loukanova wrote:

> On Sun, 14 Jan 2007, Gerben Wierda wrote:
>
>> On Jan 14, 2007, at 18:11 , Roussanka Loukanova wrote:
>>
>>> How did you updated, automatically, or by running i-Installer?
>>> As I recall, Gerben said in some email at one point that the  
>>> updates would be automatic. Hope so.
>>
>> The update from my build system to the repositpry is manual, it is  
>> only automatic for th ConTeXt updater.
>>
>> Installing/updating for a usr will by definition always be manual  
>> as I consider too much automation there a security risk.
>>
>
> - i-Instaler -> i-Package -> Open Updated Packages...
> - "Warning:... Do you want to check all i-Packages in your default  
> save directory..."
> - I selected [Now]
> - "All i-Packages files in your local default save directory have  
> been checked." [OK]
>
> In the browser's Preferences -> Main I have checked Show the  
> Downloads window when downloading a file; and Always ask me where  
> to save files.
>
> But I have not seen any updates, while you have done such and Axel  
> got them? I am worried because I have troubles with some beamer  
> files. I'll post that separately.

You only see updates if an i-Package in ~/Documents/i-Packages has  
been updated in the remote repository, and i-Installer only checks if  
the i-Package is up to date, not if the installed files are up to date.

Run i-Installer and in the i-Package menu choose Known Packages i- 
Directory, from the window that opens select the i-Package you want  
to check: gwTeX Support: TeX Gyre fonts, for example; then click in  
``Open i-Package'' and in the i-Package window that will open click  
in the ``Pkg Properties'' tab. There you will see if Self (the i- 
Package in ~/Documents) is the same as Remote and if the installed  
files (if at all) are up to date.

Best,

Axel


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