Hi,

there are more than two years that I am using texlive on Fedora and it is getting better at each new version. Thank you for the excellent job. There is a minor but persistent problem:

When texlive has some packages updated, it lost the hyphenation support. Let me explain more: I have installed Fedora 17 and texlive-scheme-full and everything was working. After a recent update of texlive I have observed that the hyphenation support from babel was lost. Latex file example:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[spanish]{babel}
\begin{document}
  test
\end{document}

I have received the following warning message at the .log file:

"Package babel Warning: No hyphenation patterns were loaded for the language `Spanish' I will use the patterns loaded for \language=0 instead."

To solve this I used:
"yum erase texlive-hyphen-spanish"
"yum install texlive-scheme-full"

After that, the problem is solved. But if I use again "yum erase texlive-hyphen-spanish" everything continues to work fine, although I supposed that it would fail again...


In addition, I have a small suggestion: when I install texlive-scheme-full it installs all the available languages and documentation. Consequently the directory /usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/doc has 240MB from 1.2GB of /usr/share/texlive. I suggest that it will be good if there is a package named like texlive-scheme-full-nodoc, that will not install the packages like texlive-collection-documentation-*. I know that texlive-scheme-medium has a limited number of languages but I think that it is easier to install additional languages than discover some missing special packages as when we use texlive-scheme-medium.

Best regards,

        Ivo     













Hi,


there are more than two years that I am using texlive on Fedora and it is getting better at each new version. Thank you for the excellent job. There is a minor but persistent problem:

When texlive has some packages updated, it lost the hyphenation support. Let me explain more: I have installed Fedora 17 and texlive-scheme-full and everything was working. After a recent update of texlive I have observed that the hyphenation support from babel was lost. File example:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[spanish]{babel}
\begin{document}
  test
\end{document}

I have received the following warning message:

"Package babel Warning: No hyphenation patterns were loaded for the language `Spanish' I will use the patterns loaded for \language=0 instead"

To solve this I used:
"yum erase texlive-hyphen-spanish"
"yum install texlive-scheme-full"

After that, the problem is solved. But if I use again "yum erase texlive-hyphen-spanish" everything continues to work fine, although I supposed that it would fail again...


I have a suggestion: when I install texlive-scheme-full it installs all the available languages and documentation. For example, the directory /usr/share/texlive/texmf-dist/doc has 240MB from 1.2GB of /usr/share/texlive. I suggest that it will be good if there is a package named like texlive-scheme-full-nodoc, that will not install the packages named like texlive-collection-documentation-*.

The TeXLive installation has an option to install "all" the packages but the user can choose the supported languages. When selecting only some languages it reduces substantially the installation size and the time spent.

Best regards,

        Ivo
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