I was using the default Ubuntu texlive package (plus extras) but it has really outdated versions, and I had to manually download newer versions, texhash, search dependencies, etc.
I'm now using TexLive 2013 to handle packages, but my system is in a sorry state, with packages both in /usr/share/texmf-texlive/
(from my previous install) and /usr/local/texlive/2013/texmf-dist
(from my current install). Is there a safe way to clean it? I've already removed the apt texlive package, but these files are still there.
More simply, is there a way to point Kile to the new package location? I've already set the PATH
variable to point to /usr/local/texlive/2013/bin/i386-linux
. However, I can't find where to configure it to search in another place.
Best Answer
Solved it! Adding the following entry in
~/.bashrc
, Kile was able to find the newly installed packages.Note that you must restart the computer if you launch Kile from the graphic interface. It will work if you launch it from a fresh terminal, because it'll already have the new environment variable.