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Has anyone gotten the Makor2 package working with LuaTeX (or LuaLaTeX)? I know that Makor is not longer supported, and I have read many places that say it works with LuaTeX (since LuaTeX contains Omega), but have not seen an example of how to get them to work together. The cjhebrew, in its current ...

The TeXLive Utility does not provide this package. I also followed the instructions and got the same error.

My school has very odd referencing requirements (footnotes for each citation as well as a bibliography at the end). The footnote citations include the page number, whereas the bibliography is simply a "works cited". I am using the footbib package as well as my own bibliography style to get ...

Well, I was not root, so I couldn't mount it. And the computer did not have a burner. So I was trying to skip the step of going somewhere else to burn the DVD. Apparently an iso extractor should handle the sym links correctly, I just didn't use the right one.

Alright, I figured it out. When you use the archive manager to extract the .iso (or 7-zip in windows), it breaks all the symbolic links and makes them empty files. I burned it to a DVD (the step I was trying to skip) and they were sym links. Since both 7-zip and the archive manager in linux both ...

I first thought that they would be links to other files as well, but they are not. They are just empty files, like when you open something in vi and then save it. It does not say command not found, it simply returns to another prompt with nothing in between. I think this is because I put the bin ...

I downloaded the TexLive2009.iso.xz file from one of the mirrors and installed them on a linux machine. After putting the bin directory in my path (texlive/2009/bin/i386-linux), all the commands in that directory were found. The problem is that many of the scripts that should be there are empty ...