cjk 4.7.0+cvs20061019-1 source package in Ubuntu
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cjk (4.7.0+cvs20061019-1) unstable; urgency=low * The "All Saints Day" release. * New upstream release. Highlights: - documentation updates; - handle 0x80 in UTF8 and CJK.sty. Thanks to Gulfstream for the Debian bug report (Closes: #396142); - more tidbits for glyphs > U+FFFF. * [changelog] remove all the debian/ subdirectory references. Efficiency has improved yet again with 0,15%. * [watch] change http://cjk.ffii.org/index.html cjk-current\.tar\.gz into http://cjk.ffii.org/index.html cjk-(.*)\.tar\.gz . Let's see what difference it makes. * [rules] according to Debian Policy section 4.6, it is advised to use a double ampersand instead of a semicolon because of "sh"'s poor error trapping. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20060930-2) UNRELEASED; urgency=low * The "Shoe polish" release. * [control] - change typo "latex-cjk-base" into "latex-cjk-common". Thanks to Braun Gabor (Closes: #393222); - conflict with "latex-cjk", the package name I used on Alioth for a while when the Debian package was still monolithic. Thanks to LUK ShunTim (Closes: 392982); - don't depend on the Arphic font packages but recommend them instead. Thanks to Chen Haifeng. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20060930-1) UNRELEASED; urgency=low * The "Whoa!" release. * New upstream release. Highlights: - PDF files compiled by pdfTeX/pdfLaTeX will from now on have copy/paste abilities in CJKutf8; dvipdfmx-produced PDF files OTOH have since long been able to copy/paste characters, and is not restricted to CJKutf8; - fix position of \part in ToC; - fix use of \chapter in KOMA's scrartcl; - caption texts for KOMA now also for UTF-8; - fix \CJKbold to coexist with the "fourier" package; - several Debian patches are now implemented upstream; - hlatex2agl.pl now takes an extra argument for the SFD file; - wftodm.c now compiles cleanly on AMD64. * [latex-cjk-{chinese,japanese,korean}.install] install the new .cpx files. * [latex-cjk-korean.install] don't install c70mj.fd. It's pretty useless without the fonts. * [rules] remove the ctangle generated utils/hbf2gf/hbf2gf.c after building the .deb packages. This line will disappear when version 4.8.0 gets packaged. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20060714-2) unstable; urgency=low * The "Where's that bug repellent?" release. * Upload sponsored by Frank Küster <email address hidden>. * [arphic-sampler.tex] change \usepackage{CJK} into \usepackage[T1]{CJKutf8}. * [patches/05_fix_examplefiles] fix UTF8.tex (cyberb00->cyberbit00). * [rules] Mamma mia! I forgot to rename norasi.* to norasin.* and garuda.* to garudan.*. Now Thai works 100%. * [README.Debian] - add a new section "Example files" and mention that the package "type1ec" that is sometimes used in the example files require the package "cm-super" to be installed. This has however nothing to do with CJK; - mention the example files that don't work (yet). This is mostly because of the absence of Korean fonts in Unicode. I'm working on it with the upstream author. * [control] - make everything binNMU-safe; - change the maintainer's email address. * [changelog] - cosmetic changes; - change the maintainer's email address from <email address hidden> to @edpnet.be. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20060714-1) unstable; urgency=low * The "Thank you Frank" release. * Upload sponsored by Frank Küster <email address hidden>. * New upstream release: fixes typo in ChangeLog. * [rules] ctangle causes an FTBFS on my new AMD64 because of an @ sign, even though it's commented. Dunno why it happens, but in the meantime I added a sed command to change it to "_at_". It's also removed at the start of every build. * [cjklatex.1] use only one manpage and symlink it to all *latex batch commands. bg5latex.1, bg5+latex.1 and sjislatex.1 in debian/ are therefore also removed. * [control] - change dependency from libkpathsea4-dev to libkpathsea-dev - add build-dependency on perl-base (>=5.8.0) and tetex-bin - recommend the official freetype1-tools (>= 1.4pre.20050518-0.3) instead of my own version. * [patches/04_fix_undiffing.dpatch] add some GPL headers back before cleaning because they get removed when the .c files are recreated by ctangle. This causes "dpatch deapply" to fail, because it expects those GPL headers to be still there, just like in the upstream tarball. * [README.Debian] some small corrections in the Cyberbit section. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20060425-4) unstable; urgency=low * [control] Remove "latex-cjk-korean-hlatex" from the Recommends: line; it's not yet packaged. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20060425-3) unstable; urgency=low * [control] remove "latex-cjk (<= 4.6.0+cvs20051031-10)" from the Conflicts: line. No need to conflict with packages that do not exist in the official Debian branches. Thanks to Norbert Preining. * [copyright] - mention that the debian/ directory is also released under the GPL; - mention the whereabouts of Thailatex. Thanks to Frank Küster. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20060425-2) unstable; urgency=low * New maintainer: Danai SAE-HAN (韓達耐) <email address hidden>. * [control] add "latex-cjk (<= 4.6.0+cvs20051031-10)" to the Conflicts: line of latex-cjk-all. * [latex-cjk-common.emacsen-*] change "latex-cjk" to "latex-cjk-common". Thanks to Norbert Preining. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20060425-1) unstable; urgency=low * The binary package "latex-cjk" has been renamed to "latex-cjk-common". Thanks to Ming Hua for the tip. * [Makefile] remove all unnecessary comments. * [copyright] change 1998 to 2006, and change the upstream tarball location to http://cjk.ffii.org/cjk-current.tar.gz * [control] remove the names of Lemberg and Fok, modify the description of latex-cjk-chinese a bit and make the packages conflict with cjk-latex (<=4.5.1) rather than (<=4.5.1-4). * [README.Debian] I rewrote parts of it: - I forgot to translate some parts from Dutch to English; - remove the part about ttf2pk; I haven't tested it thoroughly enough; - latex-cjk-thai provides its own PFB fonts since 4.6.0+cvs20051031-4; - minor changes to the Cyberbit section. * [control] - bump the Standards Version to 3.7.2.0; no changes required; - mention in latex-cjk-korean that I will upload UTF-8 compatible; fonts ASAP. * [watch] add a watch file and set it to http://cjk.ffii.org/index.html cjk-current\.tar\.gz. * Use a more recent upstream version from CVS. Highlights: - new encoding "HK" (C05) for Hong Kong's HKSCS-2004; - Unicode and document fixes; - some updates for Korean scripts; - add GPL copyright to most files. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-10) experimental; urgency=low * [control] depend on tex-common (>=0.19) because of typo in dh_installtex. Thanks to Norbert Preining. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-9) experimental; urgency=low * [control] use a versioned "Conflicts: tfm-arphic-@TYPEFACE@ (=2.11.2-0.1)" field of latex-cjk-chinese, otherwise you can't install the Arphic font packages. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-8) experimental; urgency=low * [rules] depend on tex-common (>=0.18) because of a bug in dh_installtex. Thanks to Norbert Preining for pointing this out. * [{10texlive-lang-cjk.cnf,latex-cjk-chinese.post{inst,rm}}] remove them, because dh_installtex already takes care of this. Thanks again to Norbert Preining. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-7) experimental; urgency=low * Mention Osamu Aoki's remark about the fuzzy licenses of the twmoe-{kai,sung} fonts in README.Debian. * We don't depend on a non-DFSG font anymore: UTF8/c70song.fd that contains the Cyberbit font definitions is not installed anymore. (Closes: #253398) * Use the new dh_installtex command to install the hyphenation patterns and babel language files, and replace dh_installtexfonts as well by this new command. Depend on tex-common (>=0.17). cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-6) experimental; urgency=low * The "Final touches" release. * PDF, PS and DVI versions of the example files are no longer provided. They were (IMHO) useless anyway, and just consumed space unnecessarily. * [arphic-sampler.tex] use an updated Arphic examples files for the latex-cjk-chinese package, and remove the old arphic.tar.gz.uu with PDF files in the Debian source package. * Use dpatch for the modifications to the upstream Makefile. * [control] add sharutils back in Build-Depends (the Thai fonts come UUencoded in the Debian source package). * [control] make tfm-arphic-* conflict conflict with the latex-cjk-chinese package (thanks Anthony Fok). * [control] Provide the "cjk-latex" transitional dummy package inside this "cjk" package, not a separate "cjk-latex" package. It saves quite some space (thanks Ming Hua). * [control] Change the architecture of latex-cjk-{korean,thai,all} to "all", but leave that of latex-cjk{,chinese,japanese} to "any" (thanks Ming Hua). * [control] Make some esthetical changes to the package descriptions. * Remove debian/{postinst,preinst,prerm}. They were useless anyway since every package now has its own debhelper script. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-5) experimental; urgency=low * Aaaargh! I forgot to remove thailatex from the Build-depends in debian/control. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-4) experimental; urgency=low * Remove utils/hbf2gf/config.log when cleaning; the logfile remains when a prior debuild process was abruptly killed. * Depend on tex-common (>=0.14), because it fixes the creation of config.garuda and config.norasi. Now `dvips -Pgaruda -Pnorasi bla.dvi´ works like a charm, even if both garuda.map and norasi.map are disabled in /etc/texmf/updmap.d/10latex-cjk-thai.cfg, which is the whole point of using the -P option. * Depend on tetex-base (>=3.0), if you use teTeX. * Also support installation in TeXlive distribution, by depending on texlive-base-bin and texlive-latex-base in that case. Thanks to Norbert Preining. * Add the "pinyin" Babel file and the "pyhyph" hyphenation pattern file. pyhyph is only useful for pinyin syllables without accents. Install the "pytest.tex" example file as well. Mind though, the other "py_test.tex" is to test PinYin writing, not PinYin hyphenation. * Move the Thai Babel language file "thaicjk.ldf" to the correct place. * Provide our own Thai AFM and Type1 fonts again, rename them into 8.3 style filenames (the default upstream procedure) and remove "thailatex" from the dependency list. Reason: thailatex is still incompatible with Debian's teTeX3 and TeXlive packages. * Fix the dh_link commands in debian/rules: remove the leading slash from the paths. * Do not build-depend on latex-cjk-chinese-arphic-* anymore. * Make the Perl scripts in /usr/share/latex-cjk/utils/ executable. * Install the Emacs Lisp scripts the Debian way. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-3) experimental; urgency=low * Revert the last update: install the Thai map files back to /usr/share/texmf/fonts/map/dvips/latex-cjk-thai/. * Change "unstable" to "experimental" in the changelog. * Let latex-cjk-thai depend on thailatex (it provides the .pfb Type1 fonts). cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-2) experimental; urgency=low * Move Thai map files from /usr/share/texmf/fonts/map/dvips/latex-cjk-thai/ to /usr/share/texmf-tetex/fonts/map/dvips/latex-cjk-thai/. cjk (4.6.0+cvs20051031-1) experimental; urgency=low * The "Yatta!" release. Finally updated to CJK 4.6.0, which brings along a lot of changes and fixes. Have a look at /usr/share/doc/latex-cjk/history.txt. * Since the upstream source tarball is called "cjk-4.6.0", change the Debian source SONAME to "cjk" instead of "latex-cjk". * Remove the symbolic link from history.txt.gz to changelog.gz: the source package has a real changelog file. The history.txt.gz file will still be provided in the docs. * Makefile: major cleanup and comment out redundant lines. * Depend on Debhelper 5. * Make latex-cjk-japanese depend on latex-cjk-japanese-wadalab. * Make latex-cjk-chinese depend on latex-cjk-arphic-*. * Depend on tetex-base (>=3.0). * Depend on tex-common (>=0.13) because of new --flavor option in dh_installtexfonts. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-12) experimental; urgency=low * Put latex-cjk-japanese-wadalab-fonts in Recommends, not Suggests. * Create latex-cjk-korean-wansong-fonts, and put it in the Recommends line of latex-cjk-korean. * Cosmetic changes in debian/control. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-11) experimental; urgency=low * Put the Japanese Wadalab fonts in a seperate package, called latex-cjk-japanese-wadalab-fonts, and put it in latex-cjk-japanese's Suggest line. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-10) experimental; urgency=low * /usr/share/texmf/hbf2gf has been accepted as a TEXMF topdirectory. Frank Küster has already manually closed the bug (was Bug nr.262967). * I've packed all fonts and other binaries (DVI, PS.gz, PDF) in uuencoded tarballs ("sharutils" has been added to Build-Depends). When building from source, these packages will be automatically decoded (debian/rules). This allows me to use .orig.tar.gz and create a diff file. But it does create a humongous (25MB) gzipped diff file. Perhaps it's time to put those fonts in other packages... * Adjust the new FSF address in debian/copyright. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-9) experimental; urgency=low * The "Squash those bugs" release. * I completely forgot to include the binary and the configuration files of hbf2gf, except for the manpage. Hurm. I've put it in -base. Excuse of the day: who uses bitmap fonts anyway? * debian/control: finetuning several Suggest lines (all HBF related). Also add "cjk-latex" to Provides. * Oops, I actually forgot to put the Wadalab font definition files in the TEXMF tree. * debian/postinst: Remove prehistoric fix for texmf.cnf, which has already been addressed by tetex-bin years ago. (Closes: #285198) * hbf-kanji48 is in the Suggests field for quite some time now. (Closes: #183755) * cjk-latex version 4.2.0 has been banned to the darkest pits of Debian oldstable (woody). CJKulem.sty has since then been included in the Debian package. (Closes: #169273 and #169286) * Provide manpages for sjislatex, bg5latex and bg5+latex. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-8) experimental; urgency=low * Fixed the symbolic link for the Japanese Type1 Wadalab fonts. I actually forgot to add "dh_link" in debian/rules. * teTeX 3.0 comes with different commands to update the font map files. You are advised to put the new TeTeX package on hold untill I can fix some issues. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-7) experimental; urgency=low * The "Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa" release. * Gah! latex-cjk-base installed all its texmf files in /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex instead of /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/CJK. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-6) experimental; urgency=low * Gah! I forgot to adjust the Conflicts: tag for the non-base packages! Shame on me... latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-5) experimental; urgency=low * New maintainer. w00t! * I have provided a dummy package cjk-latex (thanks Carlos Liu). I set the conflict to cjk-latex (<= 4.5.1-4) accordingly, and latex-cjk now replaces cjk-latex; debiandoc-sgml recognizes this; let's hope the hbf-* and tfm-arphic-* packages will too. * From version -4.3 onwards, I made a mistake with the versioning numbers: I set it to 20030319 while it should have been 20030318. Gah! Too late now though. * [postrm] cosmetic changes. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-4.5) experimental; urgency=low * NMU. * Split the package into latex-cjk (virtual package for all packages), latex-cjk-chinese, latex-cjk-japanese, latex-cjk-korean, latex-cjk-thai and latex-cjk-base. * Cosmetic changes in postinst, and change /var/lib/texmf/web2c/texmf.cnf back into /etc/texmf/texmf.cnf. * Cosmetic changes in debian/control. * Added a "copyright" file and removed COPYING. * Bump the Standards Version to 3.6.2.1. But we still need some decent manpages. Aaargh! * Add a lot more in the TODO.Debian list. *sigh* * Depend on debhelper (>=4.2.32). Yay! * Remove debian/*.conffiles; it's not needed anymore since debhelper 4. * Add the DVI files in the examples directory. * Run mktexlsr and update the map files after a purge (debian/*postrm) and installation (debian/*postinst). latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-4.4) experimental; urgency=low * NMU. * Fix an installation error ($TEXMF/dvips/base wasn't created). * Hopefully fix the problem with tetex-base this time. * Bump the Standards Version to 3.6.1.1. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030319-4.3) experimental; urgency=low * NMU. * tetex-base 2.0.2-7 already has /usr/share/texmf/dvips/config. * Bump the dependency of tetex-base to >=1.0-2 and of tetex-bin to >=1.0.7. latex-cjk (4.5.1+0.20030318-4.2) experimental; urgency=low * NMU. * Changing names because of interference with the original package. * I'm using the CVS version up to 2003-03-18, because I haven't managed (yet) to make vertical writing with PStricks work. * Added a THANKS file. cjk-latex (4.5.1-4.1) experimental; urgency=low * Non-maintainer release. * Fix broken font names in .fd and ttfonts.map files. (Closes: #322010) * Change "cyberb" into "cyberbit". No need for ridiculous MS-DOS 8.3 filenames on Debian. This change is also affected in an NMU of freetype1-tools. * Big5, GB2312, CEF, Korean, Thai and UTF should work out of the box now; Japanese works too (JIS and SJIS encoding; HBF and DNP fonts). * Include Japanese, Korean and Thai fonts. (Closes: #165350, #184187 and #67284) Thanks to Starosta for the Korean fonts from TeXlive. * Include PostScript versions of example files, just to show off. * debian/*: recode in UTF-8. cjk-latex (4.5.1-4) unstable; urgency=low * CVS update as of 2003-02-11. * For configuring hbf2gf, the --with-kpathsea-dir option has been changed to --with-kpathsea-lib and --with-kpathsea-include, except that I was oblivious and did not notice the change to fix my Makefile. Many thanks Atsuhito Kohda for catching this packaging bug. (Closes: #183754) * Added hbf-kanji48 to Suggests and Description. See Bug#183755 for further development. cjk-latex (4.5.1-3) unstable; urgency=low * Rebuild to get the correct versioned dependency on libc6 (>= 2.3.1-1). Thanks to Daniel Mueller for the bug report. (Closes: #168933) cjk-latex (4.5.1-2) unstable; urgency=medium * Oops, I forgot to compile and install the new extconv utility. Fixed. Thanks to Magnus Pfeffer for the bug report. (Closes: #165355) * Installed existing man pages for *conv. * I'll fix the other issues at a later time, perhaps after reviewing Mike Fabian's excellent CJK LaTeX RPM for SuSE. :-) cjk-latex (4.5.1-1) unstable; urgency=low * New upstream release. * Note: This Debian CJK package is far from perfect. There is lots of room for improvement, e.g. improving font settings and improving Japanese and Korean support (see Mike Fabian's SuSE CJK RPM). Please feel free to give me criticism and suggestions by filing bug reports against cjk-latex! :-) cjk-latex (4.2.0-3) unstable; urgency=low * s/freetype-tools/freetype1-tools/g; * Added gen-arphic-map.pl to generate arphic.map installed in /etc/texmf/dvips/ . * Added experimental "embed Arphic PL Chinese TrueType fonts" support. Special thanks to Werner Lemberg, Yong Li (Rigel), and other TeXperts on pdftex and debian-chinese mailing lists for showing me how. :-) Note: You need to manually add "map +p arphic.map" to your pdftex.cfg! * Added a note in README.Debian to describe this new feature. cjk-latex (4.2.0-2) unstable; urgency=low * Re-added "dpkg-divert --remove" in postrm and now also in preinst in case there is any old cruft leftover from 4.2.0-0.5 or before. Closes: Bug#77571. * Depends on libkpathsea3 instead of the old tetex-lib; Build-Depends is also changed accordingly. Also Depends on the recompiled freetype-tools (>= 1.3.1-3) because older versions depended on tetex-lib. Closes: Bug#80118. cjk-latex (4.2.0-1) unstable; urgency=low * Standards-Version: 3.1.1 * [control] Also Suggests: tfm-arphic-{bkai,bsmi,gkai,gbsn}00{l,m}p Arphic PL TrueType fonts. :-) * [README.Debian] Updated suggested list of Chinese font packages, added how to access the various fonts available for Debian, and made a note that tetex-bin (1.0.6-1) has added the HBF fontpath to T1FONTS. * Removed old, ugly kludges which diverted mktextfm and special.map from teTeX with our own. * Added appropriate c{00,10}{akai,kai,amng,ming,asng,song}{,r}.fd files for the Arphic PL fonts. :-) * Added /usr/share/doc/cjk-latex/examples/Arphic_test.tex to showcase the newly packaged Arphic PL fonts. :-) cjk-latex (4.2.0-0.5) unstable; urgency=low * [Makefile] Install cjk*.el in /usr/share/emacs/site-lisps. * [postinst] Use "/usr/bin/mktexlsr /usr/share/texmf" instead of just "/usr/bin/mktexlsr" to save time. * Added c00moekai.fd and c00moesng.fd. * [control] - Also Suggests: new Big5 TrueType font packages ttf-twmoe-kai and ttf-twmoe-sung. cjk-latex (4.2.0-0.4) unstable; urgency=low * [postrm] Add "|| true" in the dpkg-divert call so it won't complain to dpkg too much when "postrm upgrade" is run. * [control] - Also Suggests: new Big5 bitmap font package hbf-cns40-b5. - Removed the note about the preliminary status in the description. cjk-latex now works out of the box! More or less anyway. :-) * Updated README.Debian and TODO.Debian. cjk-latex (4.2.0-0.3) unstable; urgency=low * [control] Suggests: hbf-jfs56 instead of jfs56 because that font package has been renamed. cjk-latex (4.2.0-0.2) unstable; urgency=low * [control] Suggests: jfs56, the first Debian Chinese font package that works with cjk-latex! Now, you should be able to generate Chinese GB-encoded .dvi files out of the box without tweaking CJK or teTeX's config files! :-) Other font packages will be added in the future (when I or others have more time.) * [Makefile] Oops, the hbf2gf configuration files were installed in the wrong directory. Fixed. * [preinst,postrm] Added commands to divert /usr/bin/mktextfm and /usr/share/texmf/fontname/special.map. First, to fix bug; second, to add CJK font names so the .tfm and .*pk files get created in the proper directories. * [postinst] Add the HBF font path to the T1FONTS variable in /etc/texmf/texmf.cnf. * Updated README.Debian. cjk-latex (4.2.0-0.1) unstable; urgency=low * Preliminary maintainer release #3. * Rebuilt with glibc-2.1 and tetex-lib (shared kpathsea library). * [Makefile] Changed $(prefix)/share/texmf to $(prefix)/lib/texmf for the new FHS-compliant directory layout in teTeX. * [control] Updated dependency to be FHS-compliant: - Depends: tetex-base (>= 0.9.990311-1), tetex-bin (>= 0.9.990310-1) - Recommends: freetype-tools (>= 1.2-4) * [postinst] Removed the hack which fixed a previous version of /usr/bin/mktexpk. Since it has been fixed upstream in the latest teTeX, the hack is no longer needed. Likewise, changed /usr/lib/texmf to /usr/share/texmf. cjk-latex (4.2.0-0) unstable; urgency=low * New upstream release. cjk-latex (4.1.3-0) unstable; urgency=low * Initial Preliminary Release. * Note: This Debian package is at a very preliminary stage. The necessary font files are not packaged yet, and you may need to spend quite a bit of time tweaking teTeX's configuation files to get cjk-latex working. Only for alpha testers and those in urgent need of cjk-latex. :-) -- Scott James Remnant <email address hidden> Thu, 16 Nov 2006 22:56:46 +0000
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