I'm using g-brief
to produce a letter. However, on my computer, the resulting PDF has the letter format, whereas I need A4. I figured g-brief
only produces A4 PDF files, so I'm surprised. When I compile the exact same tex file on a different computer, the correct PDF in A4 format is produced. It appears that g-brief uses some sort of system setting to determine the format. I changed the content of /etc/papersize
to a4
, but the problem persists. Both computers run Debian (but different versions: Jessie and Wheezy).
I can force the output to A4 by using the geometry
package, but then the footer disappears. How do I get LaTeX to produce the correct format?
Here is a minimal example:
\documentclass{g-brief} \begin{document} x \end{document}
This produces a PDF file in the letter format on my computer, and in the A4 format on the other computer I was talking about.
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