Installing Kile and linking with Mactex
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I have been trying to use Kile in Mac OS Sierra and link it with Mactex. I have gone through several instructions over the internet but still could not do it. Most of the instructions are for older versions of mac and didn't work with this one. I am new to Mac environment as well as Kile so any guidance will be greatly helpful. Here's what I could do so far:
I had installed xcode earlier using
xcode-select install
I have installed fink for Sierra using the script in the link:
https://github.com/fink/scripts/blob/master/srcinstaller/Install%20Fink.tool
I have installed kile using fink with the command:
fink install kile-kde4-mac
Other than that I also have installed MacTex from
http://www.tug.org/mactex/
Now whenever I start Kile, it shows a message:
"No editor component found. Please check your KDE installation"
I am not able to figure out what is needed here and also how I can link kile to Mactex.
Thanks for your valuable time
mac mactex kile
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I have been trying to use Kile in Mac OS Sierra and link it with Mactex. I have gone through several instructions over the internet but still could not do it. Most of the instructions are for older versions of mac and didn't work with this one. I am new to Mac environment as well as Kile so any guidance will be greatly helpful. Here's what I could do so far:
I had installed xcode earlier using
xcode-select install
I have installed fink for Sierra using the script in the link:
https://github.com/fink/scripts/blob/master/srcinstaller/Install%20Fink.tool
I have installed kile using fink with the command:
fink install kile-kde4-mac
Other than that I also have installed MacTex from
http://www.tug.org/mactex/
Now whenever I start Kile, it shows a message:
"No editor component found. Please check your KDE installation"
I am not able to figure out what is needed here and also how I can link kile to Mactex.
Thanks for your valuable time
mac mactex kile
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I have been trying to use Kile in Mac OS Sierra and link it with Mactex. I have gone through several instructions over the internet but still could not do it. Most of the instructions are for older versions of mac and didn't work with this one. I am new to Mac environment as well as Kile so any guidance will be greatly helpful. Here's what I could do so far:
I had installed xcode earlier using
xcode-select install
I have installed fink for Sierra using the script in the link:
https://github.com/fink/scripts/blob/master/srcinstaller/Install%20Fink.tool
I have installed kile using fink with the command:
fink install kile-kde4-mac
Other than that I also have installed MacTex from
http://www.tug.org/mactex/
Now whenever I start Kile, it shows a message:
"No editor component found. Please check your KDE installation"
I am not able to figure out what is needed here and also how I can link kile to Mactex.
Thanks for your valuable time
mac mactex kile
I have been trying to use Kile in Mac OS Sierra and link it with Mactex. I have gone through several instructions over the internet but still could not do it. Most of the instructions are for older versions of mac and didn't work with this one. I am new to Mac environment as well as Kile so any guidance will be greatly helpful. Here's what I could do so far:
I had installed xcode earlier using
xcode-select install
I have installed fink for Sierra using the script in the link:
https://github.com/fink/scripts/blob/master/srcinstaller/Install%20Fink.tool
I have installed kile using fink with the command:
fink install kile-kde4-mac
Other than that I also have installed MacTex from
http://www.tug.org/mactex/
Now whenever I start Kile, it shows a message:
"No editor component found. Please check your KDE installation"
I am not able to figure out what is needed here and also how I can link kile to Mactex.
Thanks for your valuable time
mac mactex kile
mac mactex kile
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As for the part of your question regarding "No editor component found", try to install:
fink install katepart4-mac
That should solve your error message and get Kile up and running.
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As for the part of your question regarding "No editor component found", try to install:
fink install katepart4-mac
That should solve your error message and get Kile up and running.
Welcome to TeX.SX!
– Bobyandbob
May 8 at 8:10
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As for the part of your question regarding "No editor component found", try to install:
fink install katepart4-mac
That should solve your error message and get Kile up and running.
Welcome to TeX.SX!
– Bobyandbob
May 8 at 8:10
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As for the part of your question regarding "No editor component found", try to install:
fink install katepart4-mac
That should solve your error message and get Kile up and running.
As for the part of your question regarding "No editor component found", try to install:
fink install katepart4-mac
That should solve your error message and get Kile up and running.
answered May 8 at 7:55
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Welcome to TeX.SX!
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Welcome to TeX.SX!
– Bobyandbob
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Welcome to TeX.SX!
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