[tex-live] Re: Debian-TeXlive Proposal II

[Norbert Preining]

Dear Frank!

On Mit, 26 Jan 2005, Frank Küster wrote:
> You're right. Split it. But still I doubt that more than 100 packages
> make sense. Can I look at the list of binary tpm's somewhere?

Here is the list:
bin-afm2pl.tpm
bin-aleph.tpm
bin-amstex.tpm
bin-bibtex.tpm
bin-bibtex8.tpm
bin-bzip2.tpm
bin-chktex.tpm
bin-cjkutils.tpm
bin-context.tpm
bin-cslatex.tpm
bin-csplain.tpm
bin-ctie.tpm
bin-cweb.tpm
bin-cyrillic.tpm
bin-detex.tpm
bin-devnag.tpm
bin-dialog.tpm
bin-dtl.tpm
bin-dvi2tty.tpm
bin-dvicopy.tpm
bin-dvidvi.tpm
bin-dviljk.tpm
bin-dvipdfm.tpm
bin-dvipdfmx.tpm
bin-dvipng.tpm
bin-dvipsk.tpm
bin-eplain.tpm
bin-etex.tpm
bin-fontware.tpm
bin-getafm.tpm
bin-ghostscript.tpm
bin-gsftopk.tpm
bin-gzip.tpm
bin-jadetex.tpm
bin-jpeg2ps.tpm
bin-kpathsea.tpm
bin-lacheck.tpm
bin-latex.tpm
bin-lcdftypetools.tpm
bin-makeindex.tpm
bin-metafont.tpm
bin-metapost.tpm
bin-mex.tpm
bin-mfware.tpm
bin-mltex.tpm
bin-musixflx.tpm
bin-omega.tpm
bin-omegaware.tpm
bin-patgen.tpm
bin-pdftex.tpm
bin-pdftools.tpm
bin-perl.tpm
bin-physe.tpm
bin-phyzzx.tpm
bin-platex.tpm
bin-pngtools.tpm
bin-ppower4.tpm
bin-ps2pkm.tpm
bin-pstools.tpm
bin-psutils.tpm
bin-seetexk.tpm
bin-t1utils.tpm
bin-tetex.tpm
bin-tex.tpm
bin-tex4htk.tpm
bin-texconfig.tpm
bin-texdoc.tpm
bin-texinfo.tpm
bin-texsis.tpm
bin-texware.tpm
bin-thumbpdf.tpm
bin-tie.tpm
bin-ttf2pt1.tpm
bin-ttfutils.tpm
bin-vlna.tpm
bin-web.tpm
bin-windvi.tpm
bin-xdvi.tpm
bin-xmltex.tpm
bin-xpdf.tpm

Best wishes

Norbert

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