The thing is that LilyPond uses the file lookup mechanism used in teTeX (the so-called kpathsea library) to be certain to find the same files as the TeX related programs. If the distribution you mention uses the same library, then it might be fairly easy, otherwise it can get really messy. However, since the coming versions of LilyPond generate Postscript or PDF output directly, without using TeX, the situation will probably change.
/Mats
David Rogers wrote:
Matthias Neeracher wrote:
To get the TeTeX upgrade to complete:
- run "fink update tetex". If it fails... - Open a new shell window and run it again. - This is due to the init script the lilypond package installs.
As a side question to this - should it be (theoretically) possible to build Lilypond using the non-Fink distribution of TeX made by Gerben Wierda? I tried it once, but ran into problems with Lilypond complaining that it couldn't find some things in the /sw directory - but of course the TeX items weren't there, because they were in /usr instead.
If I tinker with it, should I be able to get it to work? Or are there some items found only in the Fink distribution of TeX that Lilypond needs?
Many thanks David
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