Description of problem: The version of the Beamer LaTeX package included with texlive is old and buggy. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): texlive-texmf-2007-17.fc9.noarch How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Print /usr/share/texmf/doc/latex/beamer/ChangeLog 2. 3. Actual results: Shows Beamer version 3.06 dated 2005-06-16 Expected results: Shows: 2007-03-11 Till Tantau <tantau.net> CVS: - LyX layout removed since it is now part of the LyX development tree. - Cleaned up documentation. - Cleaned up license chaos and removed all possibly copyrighted material. - Fixed incorrect subsubsections in vertical navigation bars. - Fixed problem with overlay specifications in amsmath environments. - Fixed superfluous \show in beamerthemeshadow.sty - Fixed color problem in beamer boxes with rounded corners. - Fixed problem with frametitle syntax in fragile frames. - Fixed missing frame subtitles in article mode. - Added french solution translations (due to Philippe De Sousa). Additional info: Latest available from CTAN. Also fixes several other bugs, including improper hiding of list items after the first.
Changing version to '9' as part of upcoming Fedora 9 GA. More information and reason for this action is here: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/BugZappers/HouseKeeping
Is there any info if and when the new version will be integrated? Will there be an update for F-9?
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Not quite Fedora 9 or event 12 material but F14 will (hopefully) ship with texlive 2010 - see http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/TeXLive It does include an update beamer class.
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I'm using Jinrich's TeXLive-2010 packages, so I don't know if there's still a problem in F13 or F14. It's not an issue with TeXLive-2010.
(In reply to comment #6) > I'm using Jinrich's TeXLive-2010 packages, so I don't know if there's still a > problem in F13 or F14. It's not an issue with TeXLive-2010. I already updated the Version field of this bug to F14 because on plain installation Beamer is still at 2005 version.
Any chance we're going to see updated TeXLive packages in Fedora?
(In reply to comment #8) > Any chance we're going to see updated TeXLive packages in Fedora? Well, yes, someday, eventually. Meanwhile, see http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/TeXLive. I think the primary hangup at this point is legal, regarding licenses of various component pieces.
That looks excellent. How is the legal situation going to be resolved, are you simply sorting out packages based on the meta data? Is there an ETA for the inclusion to happen, e.g. F-16 or F-17? It's quite a bunch of new packages being added. Has it been considered grouping them simply in "base" and "extras" for simplicity? Are all packages reviewed individually (nightmare...) or will there be a single texlive package which has 1600 sub-packages?
I believe all packages must ultimately be reviewed, however the packaging is organized. I'm not involved (other than as a user). If you want to track progress or help out, join the mailing list (http://www.linux.cz/mailman/listinfo/texlive) or the Wiki (http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Talk:Features/TeXLive).
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Beamer still at version 3.06 in Fedora 18, reopening.
There is beamer-3.22.svn27751 in TeX Live 2012 which is in rawhide. Let's see what I can do to introduce TL2012 to F18 as well.
Works like a charme for me on F-17 from your repo. It's just annoying that it takes one or two weeks to really get everything installed you need for the various papers, posters, docs, etc., because you don't notice until you try to compile your document. I'm close to write a helper script that scrapes my tex-files and suggests a yum install to actually get things installed. Maybe that could be hooked to LuaTeX, wonder if that works then with auctex though...
Tim, maybe the best way is to just use the texlive-collection-* or texlive-scheme-* packages. If unsure, just yum install texlive-scheme-full should just satisfy all the needed requirements. The tl2rpm depsolver already contains a heuristics to figure out dependencies in .tex, .sty, .cls, etc. files so an utility like this wouldn't be too hard to extract it from there.
texlive-theme-full sounds interesting. I wasn't aware of schemes, only collections. What's the difference? It might be nice to have a texlive-all package (maybe this is what texlive-scheme-full does, but it's a little more obvious as there are already examples with -all subpackages).
The main difference between scheme and a collection is that scheme can actually contain dependencies to a set of collections. Basically there are three levels of hierarchies in texlive packages schemes->collections->packages. Since we have quite recent beamer in F18 already, closing this bug.