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Where local tree of your TeX distribution?
Again, the location of the local texmf tree depends on your system. If you are using TeX Live, it may be /usr/local/texlive/texmf-local. If you are using MiKTeX, it may be c:\localtexmf or c:\Program Files\localtexmf.
How to find texmf local directory?
look in your local texmf directory for all your files. Texhash will create a database of files inside your texmf directory. The database file is called, appropriately enough, “ls-R”, and is located in the top level texmf directory, i.e., the file is | $HOME/texmf/ls-R |.
Where is texmf in MiKTeX?
The locations of the managed TEXMF root directories vary from platform to platform.
- Windows. UserConfig: %USERPROFILE%\Roaming\MiKTeX\2.9. UserData: %USERPROFILE%\Local\MiKTeX\2.9.
- Linux. UserConfig: $HOME/.miktex/texmfs/config.
- macOS. UserConfig: $HOME/Library/Application Support/MiKTeX/texmfs/config.
Is there a texmf tree installed in MikTeX?
Precisely the phrase “in MiKTeX there’s by default no local texmf tree installed” in the question is not true. MiKTeX adds itself several trees under %UserProfile% and in admin mode also to %AllUsersProfile% (in the following the MiKTeX denomination comes first):
What do root directories in texmf stand for?
The roots of these trees are called TEXMF root directories. The TEXMF root directories managed by MiKTeX are the following: UserConfig: for user-specific configuration files
What do I need to update texmflocal database?
TEXMFLOCAL requires an up-to-date filename database, or files will not be found. You can update it with the command mktexlsr or use the ‘Reinit file database’ button on the configuration tab of the TEX Live Manager GUI. By default, each of these variables is defined to be a single directory, as shown.
What are the main features of TeX Live?
This document describes the main features of the TeX Live software distribution — TeX and related programs for GNU/Linux and other Unix flavors, Mac OS X, and Windows systems. You may have acquired TeX Live by downloading, or on the TeX Collection DVD, which TeX user groups distribute among their members, or in other ways.