On Nov 27, 2009, at 10;17,36 , Mojca Miklavec wrote:
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 12:27, Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
On Nov 27, 2009, at 12:19 PM, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hi,
Hans released a new current context yesterday. This is mostly a bugfix/ catchup release for mkiv functionality, but there are also a few other bugfixes.
See http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Context_2009.11.26 for details.
Best wishes, Taco
Hi Taco,
thanks for the announcement, and a short note, mostly for Mojca: the os x minimals still ship with a luatex binary that is broken wrt metapost (I haven't tested other platforms).
Working on it now.
Bowen Alan C. wrote:
I have successfully installed and run this latest ConTeXt (in the minimals).
What has happened to context --version and luatex --version?
Both now get “command not found”.
IIRC, mojca changed setuptex so that it only adjusts the PATH in the current subshell. Can that be the problem?
Hard to believe (though anything is possible).
My crystal ball says that Alan uses Mac OS X Snow Leopard with 32-bit kernel.
Alan, please: - fetch the latest first-setup.sh or set platform=osx-64 manually before calling mtxrun - you might need to remove --make from mtxrun and run mktexlsr/texexec --make manually until further notice (I need to fix some minor bug, sorry)
Mojca
Hi, Mojca— You have a great crystal ball! I have set my platform to 64-bit kernel startup mode, re-started, and re-installed the latest from the minimals using ./firstsetup.sh Still no recognition of context --version and luatex --version. As for your other suggestions, I get “command not found” for mtxrun, texmfstart, texexec, mtexlsr. As you can probably also see in your crystal ball, I am at the limits of my knowledge of unix and how ConTeXt, luatex are installed. So while I am happy to test what you say and provide feedback, please don’t get trapped into dealing with me about a problem that will eventually go away anyway. (My installation does still work, after all-- well, except for some unresolved problems with multi-page tables, but that is another thread.) Very best, Alan