This directory normally has a subdirectory for all the binaries
of each supported platform.

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# Moving files one level up:
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If you are only using teTeX on a single platform, you can eliminate
the extra subdirectory level and move the binaries one level up.

But: you need to change the TETEXDIR definition in texmf.cnf. Use

	TETEXDIR=$SELFAUTODIR

if your binaries are moved to this directory.


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# A NOTE FOR SYMBOLIC LINKS: (replace TETEXDIR and PLATFORM with
# whatever applies to your installation).
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Things should work, if you do:

	ln -s TETEXDIR/bin/PLATFORM/* /usr/local/bin	# this is OK!

or (after using the above hints for eliminating the PLATFORM directory):

	ln -s TETEXDIR/bin/* /usr/local/bin		# this is OK!

But, you should NEVER try the following directory link:
	ln -s TETEXDIR/bin/PLATFORM /usr/local/bin/tex  # DO NOT DO THIS!
	PATH=/usr/local/bin/tex; export PATH		# DO NOT DO THIS!

The reason is that the auto-detection gets fooled by this symlink and
the programms search the texmf.cnf in /usr/local/bin and /usr/local,
where it cannot be found (normally).
