I had been using the native Debian texlive on Mint Linux for a time, with Texmaker.
Now I installed the "vanilla" texlive, in order to have a better package control with tlmgr. However, I believe I have to do something on Texmaker, or perhaps somewhere else, in order to recognize the new installation, because it isn't finding the new packages I just installed.
For example, after successfully running tlmgr install mathdesign, Texmaker (running pdflatex) will output:
! LaTeX Error: File `mathdesign.sty' not found.
PATH? I assume that if you runkpsewhich mathdesign.styin a terminal then you get what you expected? Note setting thePATHin say.bashrcis not enough, that addition will not be seen by programmes stared via, say, a menu. – daleif Jul 24 '12 at 15:31kpsewhich mathdesign.sty, it returns nothing. – erickrf Jul 24 '12 at 16:57/etc/environment(and obviously, restart you desktop environment (log out and in) after doing that). In fact,/etc/profileis specific tobash, it isn't read by other shells (egzsh) nor by all desktop environments. – mpg Jul 24 '12 at 17:38mktexlsrorsudo mktexlsrto recreate the ls-R databases after installing themathdesignpackage? – mhp Jul 25 '12 at 09:02