ubuntu 7.04 latex 中文支持

ubuntu升级到7.04后，我的latex突然不能用了，出现

undefined control sequence: ..

后来发现编译英文的没问题，说明还是中文的事

一开始重装了几遍，都没用，然后我怒了，把tetex*, latex-cjk*等包都删掉，然后把/usr/share/texmf,
/usr/share/texmf-tetex等目录删掉，再重装上面那些包。不过配置时出现了错误。

运行了几次dpkg --configure
-a后发现问题出在updmap-sys上，进一步发现说找不到"cjk.map"，仔细想了想，这应该是上次我手工添加中文字体留下来的文件，查了若干资料后发现应该问题醋在/etc/texmf/updmap.d/10local.cfg,
我这里应该清空它。

然后configure就通过了。

然而，这之后编译以前的文件仍是不认中文，又查了半天资料，原来我装的那些字体的字体名不是song, kai等，而是gbsn, gkai，改过来就好了。

因此现在ubuntu下配置中文latex再也不用像从前那样麻烦了（好像其实以前也有字体包，是我没发现或不会用吧-_-b,另外如果想装自己的ttf，可能还要像前面的文章说的那样折腾一次。不过注意记住改了哪些文件，以免发生今天这种情况）

看看了这些包的帮助,对CJK三国文字支持的都不错,支持的编码页很多,GBK,Bg5,UTF8样样行,让我眼前一亮.(当然CJK本身就行,我这是因为终于装好了)

不错

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