TeXmacs lives in Fedors extras. Just do
yum install TeXmacsLater, the command
yum updatewill update all install packages, including TeXmacs.
Users of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its clones (CentOS, CERN Scientific Linux, Oracle Unbreakable Linux, etc.) can find rpms of recent versions of TeXmacs at Dag Vieers repository. Just install the rpmforge-release package for your distribution, it contains all the necessary config files. Then
yum unstall texmacsAs usual,
yum updatewill update all installed packages, including TeXmacs.
Recent versions of OpenSUSE contain rather up-to-date TeXmacs.
Just use yast
to install it.
Recent versions of Mandriva contain rather up-to-date TeXmacs in contrib.
Up-to-date TeXmacs rpms can be found in the Sisyphus repository.
As usual, just say
apt-get install texmacsIf you are running the "unstable" distribution, you can get TeXmacs from "experimental" (by including the corresponding line in your
/etc/apt/sources.list
)
which is rather up-to-date.
Versions in "stable", "testing", and "unstable"
are way too old.
Unfortunately, the package is orphaned. Any volunteers?
Ubuntu
is based on Debian "unstable",
and contains TeXmacs.
You can (probably) install an up-to-date TeXmacs
from Debian "experimental".
The portage tree usually contains an outdated version of TeXmacs. An up-to-date version can be found in the Gentoo science overlay.
First time installation
emerge layman
layman -a science
source /usr/portage/local/layman/make.conf
/etc/make.conf
app-office/texmacs ~x86
/etc/portage/packages.keywords
(of course, assuming your computer is x86)
emerge texmacs
Updating TeXmacs
layman -s science
emerge texmacs
Knoppix includes TeXmacs; some derivative live CDs (Quantian, Knoppix/Math, LiveTeXmacs) contain a lot of TeXmacs-related software.