Open a new one, however, and you'll find it in /Library/TeX/texbin. If you now try to find, say, pdflatex in the same Terminal window, it won't be in your $PATH: $ which pdflatex

You can see where it was download ('staged') at the end of the brew cask output (as above) locate in the Finder and double-click, or just use open. Especially it is missing the dependency to Imagemagick and therefore after installation it is not possible to convert LaTeX files with images. => installer: The install was successful. Unfortunately LaTeXML doesnt officially seem to support installation via homebrew and the available package has some issues: Homebrew/homebrew-core22903. => installer: Package name is BasicTeX-2016 => Creating Caskroom at /usr/local/Caskroom Remote: Total 3781 (delta 73), reused 627 (delta 32), pack-reused 0 $ brew install -cask basictexĬloning into '/usr/local/Library/Taps/caskroom/homebrew-cask'. pkg installer, which you then need to open so it can install itself. $ which pdflatexīrew install -cask basictex just downloads the.

=> Package installers may write to any location options such as -appdir are ignored.Īgain, however, the newly installed binaries won't be in your $PATH until you open a new terminal window or new login shell. => Running installer for basictex your password may be necessary. => Verifying SHA-256 checksum for Cask 'basictex'. As noted by Dorian, brew cask is now smart enough to run the installer: $ brew install -cask basictex

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