An ebuild to install the TeX GYRE collection of fonts. The full collection includes 8 font families in both PostScript Type 1 and OpenType format. Each font within each family includes over 1,000 glyphs with support for many Latin alphabets, large and small capitals, old style and lining numerals, accents and symbols, Cyrillic characters, and other useful typographic features. Although the fonts may be used in any application, they are designed to mesh well with TeX, and the package includes style files and metrics for use with tetex. The TeX GYRE font families, with the underlying designs on which they are based, are as follows: * Adventor (Avant Garde Gothic) * Bonum (Bookman) * Chorus (Zapf Chancery) * Cursor (Courier) * Heros (Helvetica) * Pagella (Palatino) * Schola (Century Schoolbook) * Termes (Times) Suggest placing in media-fonts. This is one of my first ebuilds and I have likely made many errors, but it appears to work correctly on my machine. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 144894 [details] tex-gyre-fonts-1.103.ebuild
Hi Timothy, I just noticed this bug and thought I'd tack on an ebuild I wrote the the tex-gyre fonts which is in my personal overlay. I've packaged them up as and I suggest the category/package of dev-tex/tex-gyre if it is to be included in portage. This ebuild makes use of the `font' and `latex-package' eclasses to ease some of the installation. So by default, the ebuild installs the fonts as TeX fonts, but has the `X' USE flag which if enabled will cause the fonts to also install into /usr/share/fonts fonts for X applications. I'm unsure if this is the proper use of this USE flag, it can easily be changed if needed. The blocker in RDEPEND can be removed, I also have another package in my overlay which installs just the opentype versions into /usr/share/fonts. This just saves a larger download from being done (and not everyone uses TeX). I can upload that ebuild as well if requested. There are no other DEPEND keywords as I am under the impression that the eclasses pull in all the necessary dependencies. I've used this ebuild successfully with both TeTeX and TeXLive, which I've recently installed from ~x86 to test out. Regards, Joshua
Created attachment 145807 [details] ebuild for version 1.104
Created attachment 145808 [details] license file for tex-gyre fonts
Created attachment 147960 [details] ebuild for version 1.104 Here is a second iteration of an ebuild for version 1.104. Ebuild now installs a file for updmap so that the fonts get properly integrated in TeXLive.
Created attachment 147961 [details] updmap cfg file for tex-gyre-1.104-r2.ebuild This is a simple text file that is installed under /etc/texmf/updmap.d so that the fonts get properly integrated into TeXLive.
Created attachment 165880 [details] Updated ebuild. This version of the ebuild makes it install the fonts under X and under latex optionally (through latex USE flag).
Created attachment 165881 [details] File for installation of fonts with LaTeX
Created attachment 179893 [details] tex-gyre-1.104.ebuild
@tex team, could you please review last ebuild and comment if it looks correct/incorrect?
(In reply to comment #10) > @tex team, could you please review last ebuild and comment if it looks > correct/incorrect? You might want to install texlive-fontsrecommended-2008 with source useflag and compare the file listing of /usr/share/tlpkg/tlpobj/tex-gyre.tlpobj with what would install the package. On ebuild only side: You have to override TEXMF to be /usr/share/texmf-site and install tex stuff only there; I have not changed latex-package.eclass to preserve backward compatibility but packages that are not the main tex distribution should install tex stuff there. Ditto for the insinto calls. Otherwise looks fine, but the main problem I see is the 'collision' with tl-fontsrecommended...
+ 09 May 2015; Ben de Groot <yngwin@gentoo.org> +metadata.xml, + +tex-gyre-2.005.ebuild: + Initial commit. Ebuild based on one submitted by Witold Piłat. Fixes bug + #211824. To prevent file collisions, we only install the OpenType fonts with this package.
