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-====== What is the TDS? ======
-TDS is an acronym for "TeX Directory Structure"; it
-specifies a standard way of organising all the TeX-related files on
-a computer system.
-Most modern distributions arrange their TeX files in conformance
-with the TDS, using both a "distribution" directory tree and a
-(set of) "local" directory trees, each containing TeX-related
-files.  The TDS recommends the name ''texmf'' for the name
-of the root directory (folder) of an hierarchy; in practice there are
-typically several such trees, each of which has a name that compounds
-that (e.g., ''texmf-dist'', ''texmf-var'').
-Files supplied as part of the distribution are put into the
-distribution's tree, but the location of the distribution's hierarchy is
-system dependent.  (On a Unix system it might be at
-''/usr/share/texmf'' or ''/opt/texmf'', or a similar location.)
-There may be more than one "local" hierarchy in which additional files
-can be stored.  An installation will also typically offer a local
-hierarchy, while each user may have an individual local hierarchy.
-The TDS itself is published as the output of a TUG
-[[FAQ-TUGstar|Technical Working Group]].  You may browse an
-[[https://tug.org/tds/|on-line version]] of the standard, and
-copies in several other formats (including source) are available on
-CTAN.
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-//Source:// [[faquk>FAQ-tds|What is the TDS?]]
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