I'm running Arch Linux, and I have texlive 2013 installed from CTAN, not from repositories. Now when I try to install lilypond via pacman, it wants texlive-bin-2013.30973-7 and texlive-core-2013.31589-1 as dependencies.I guess there must be a way to point to my existing texlive, but what is it exactly?These threads (Installing from source. How to resolve dependencies without destroying the package manager., Package installation and dependancies - how to prevent installation of existing libraries?) don't seem to answer my question. Do I need to involve into something like Link a dependency in Synaptic to the one already installed from source?
How to tell package manager that dependencies are already installed?
arch linux;software installation;dependencies;pacman
Thanks to @jasonwryan for advice, I did the following:First, I removed my old installation:# rm -rf /usr/local/texlive$ rm -rf ~/.texlive2013Then I just installed lilypond with pacman, which pulled texlive-core and texlive-bin as dependencies:# pacman -S lilypondThen I installed some optional dependencies (psutils and t1utils), followed by texlive-lang and texlive-most:# pacman -S psutils t1utils# pacman -S texlive-lang texlive-mostBoth tex and lilypond work, yay for Arch and pacman.