Hi David,
Andreas
> > I tried TeXmaker on an i386 installation of sid, with xfce4, and it
> > worked as follows: starting from the menu, TEXINPUTS environment
> > variable from my login shell is not detected. Starting from the
> > terminal, it (unsurprisingly) is.
Yes, here on 32bits machines it works with no problem too.
> I can only suggest you try creating a test user with no customization and try
> it
> from there.
Here, it works for all users on 32bits and none on 64bits
> IMHO whe should try a program which can verify environment variables
> somehow if it is the same destinction between starting by menu and
> starting from a terminal.
Yes, that's what I sugessted in my frst emails too: could you kindly send a
piece of
C code which echo/write TEXINPUTS ina /tmp/texinputs.test.txt [not to interact
with
terminals at all] ? [I am asking because so far I only programed in scheme, and
have almost no C knowledge at all :)] I will compile it here using gcc and
create a
launcher ... That would be nice:
then, what debian package should I report this bug ? there are hundreds
of
gnome/xfce4 packages ... I have no clue which one is 'the' one :) any
idea ?
> May be opening a shell out of Emacs and inspecting the environment might
> be a first approach (even if I assume that if opening a shell from Emacs
> you .bashrc / .profile is properly executed). I really doubt that this
> is any TeXMaker issue but rather a problem of the environment.
Opening a shell in emacs is not different from opening a terminal: as you know,
independently from any desktop 'system', it triggers the execution of the user's
shell, which itself will load default and personal blabla :)
Many thanks for you help,
David
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