Did you know that teTeX development was abandoned more than two years ago? And it’s recommended to migrate to TeX Live. When I was doing so by reading the Gentoo Linux guide I found that it says: if you have modified configuration files under /etc/texmf…. How will I know that? I modified many configuration files and I can’t remember which ones I’ve modified. I though about using equery to check that, but I only know the command to check all the files in a package, not a single file, so I though that it would be easier to do my own script than to read the whole equery man page. So here it is, the script that checks if certain files in a package were modified:
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GitHub activity- chusopr pushed to master at chusopr/akonadi-sugarcrm Fri, 24 May 2013 19:51:02 +0000
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