Hello Christian,
kile and the underlying LaTeX system are unrelated, i.e., installed in
different directories.
You should look for the directory in which SuSE installs it's tex
packages. I don't know the exact location (can't access my SuSE box from
here, but I guess it's in /usr/something), but once you found out where
the LaTeX packages are, you could create a sub-directory named something
like my-packages (should be possible for root only) within the LaTeX tree
and make it writeable for users.
Afterwards, you just put the packages you need into this directory and, o=
n
the console, run "texhash". This will update LaTeX' package database.
Gunnar :)
> Hi there!
>
> Does anybody know how to add packages from e.g. ctan.org, so that you c=
an
> use them in Kile? For that I have to know the directory of installation
> (or
> better: texmf), which I don't know, as YaST in SuSE installed it
> automatically... Where can I find that, or where to install the files?!
>
> What I have found is the following:
>
> *) /opt/kde3/bin/kile is the applet that starts Kile
> *) /opt/kde3/share/apps/kile/ contains several folders: complete,
> encodings,
> help, icons, mathsymbols, pics, templates and tests
> *) /opt/kde3/share/doc/HTML/en/kile contains a folder named common and
> apart
> from that only help files, as it seems...
>
> Thanks!
>
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