For testing purposes, I want to set up another version of pdftex. The standard version, residing under /usr/lib/texmf/bin/x86_64-linux/pdftex should be left untouched. I managed to compile pdftex, and I guess the right place for it is /usr/local/share/texmf/bin/x86_64-linux/, with a symlink in /usr/local/bin. How do I tell kpathsea to use this new version?
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This receipe worked for me, installing a new pdftex in TEXMFHOME.
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/usr/local,kpathseaand all, and switch yourPATH(or run by complete path). I don't know if both versions will get messed up, for absolute certainty I'd do the building without TeX installed. Or can you use a virtual machine for the doctored TeX installation? – vonbrand Feb 11 at 21:34