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i-Installer

i-Installer - 2.88

Internet-based installer program

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Current Version: 2.88
Release Date: 2007-01-18
License: Freeware
Downloads (this version): 723
Downloads (all versions): 10,559

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Product Description:

i-Installer is a generic software install and configuration application. It can install so-called i-Packages, which are wrappers (directories containing files) with names ending on .ii2 and which will look like files in most applications (such as the Finder). i-Packages can be updated and downloaded from remote locations. Most of this will happen automatically.


i-Packages may have the following functionality:

  • Installation (and subsequent Configuration)
  • Configuration
  • Uninstall (removal)

Many TeX-related and some Unix tools are available for binary installation from the default repositories; see the home page for details. i-Installer is open-source (BSD license), and users may create their own i-Packages.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.3.9
  • Mac OS X 10.3
  • Mac OS X 10.2

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i-Installer ReviewGreat program maintainig the greatest typesetting package: TeX - Version: 2.69.0, 11/9/2004 03:31PM PST

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Edwin-schemer
I have been using i-Installer for a few years now and must confess it keeps my teTeX installation up-to-date. Together with iTeXMac, or in xemacs with Auctex, this still easily produces the best typesetting, particul;arly if you need mathematical formulas. It also produces books with TOC, index, cross-references, etc.
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i-Installer CommentaryInfo, please? - Version: 2.65.2, 9/13/2004 06:40PM PST

thubsch
Hi,

I've used Mr. Wierda's i-Installer to maintain an up-to-date TeX installation, which I use with TeXShop. Recently, I read somewhere that there is a i-Package that allows using the Mac OS (X) fonts within TeX. Alas! the i-Installer shows an all too brief blurb about the packages - most of which say nothing about the functionality of these.

So, which i-Package(s) do I need to be able to use Mac OS (X) fonts in TeX?

Thanks, Tristan
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i-Installer ReviewAs an installer... - Version: 2.65.2, 6/9/2004 02:22AM PST

sorazup
...is a quite poor product. I don't see any claimed advantage over fink, which is a powerful package manager where all the dependencies are taken care of, and it does not poison your /usr directory with possibly conflicting installations. What if two packages install the same library with different versions? Or if a package installs a library which already is present, but with a different version? What happens when you then want to uninstall the package that introduced the conflict; is the common library removed as well?
OTHO, kudos for the maintenance of the tex libraries for the mac; Gerben is doing a very good job there.
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