I am requesting that the agu classes be added to gentoo as an ebuild for lyx or the whole latex install. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install them from http://www.agu.org/pubs/helpdesk/#LaTeX_templates (dont forget the texhash) Actual Results: Once they are installed you can use agu latex and bibtex stykles in lyx. Expected Results: They don't exsist
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Created attachment 69015 [details] agu-1.0 ebuild Experimental ebuild for agu-1.0.
Please try this ebuild. I host the tarball myself and I did not do anything special for LyX, so it may not work well with it.
Created attachment 69486 [details] My emerge info to test agu This is my amd64 emerge info output for completeness.
OK, this seems to work great... and I even like where it put the files. I had to change the ebuild script to "~amd64" for my machine but it shouldn't matter. First without reading all the directions I just tried to "emerge agu" and it failed complaining about manifest, then worked using the following commands: ebuild /usr/local/portage/dev-tex/agu/agu-1.0.ebuild digest ebuild /usr/local/portage/dev-tex/agu/agu-1.0.ebuild unpack ebuild /usr/local/portage/dev-tex/agu/agu-1.0.ebuild compile ebuild /usr/local/portage/dev-tex/agu/agu-1.0.ebuild install ebuild /usr/local/portage/dev-tex/agu/agu-1.0.ebuild qmerge I am not sure how to force lyx to do a reconfigure, but if this is possible it should be added. I did a manual reconfigure to get lyx to see these.
Great. When you add a new ebuild, you need to generate a new digest and a manifest. This can be done with "ebuild foo.ebuild digest" and "ebuild foo.ebuild manifest". Then you can emerge it normally (assuming you use a portage overlay). I'll look for a way to reconfigure LyX automatically, and contact the agu people to be sure there is no problem with me having made a tarball of all their files and uploaded to a private server.
it should go in a separate ebuild; can you give a try to aguplus from texlive-publishers ? or are the agu classes from agu.org really needed ?
texlive contains aguplus which e.g. provides an agu.bst I suspect this is a replacement. No reply for 2 years, resolving NEEDINFO
