Hans Hagen wrote:
http://www.pragma-ade.com/context/tex.iso.bz2 120 M (unzips to an ISO which runs context + everything from cd, for the moment win, including perl/ruby)
Who is maintaining this one? What is needed to expand it for the other systems?
i maintain it, and what i need is a version of scite for linux and the mac that can run from cdrom (many linux things have hard coded paths);
With regard to what, perl? In this case, the EVAL mechanism of Thomas Esser works reasonable well. Besides, de facto all Linux have a standard perl at /usr/bin/perl as defined by the FHS and LSB. One cannot assume that ruby is installed, but if then it is installed at /usr/bin/ruby.
when users provide proper *any editor* setups i can add them as well
Well, regarding editors, one can write a script like: ---------------------------------- #!/bin/sh if [ -z "$EDITOR" ]; then command -v editor 2>/dev/null && EDITOR=editor [ -z "$EDITOR ] && EDITOR=vi fi ---------------------------------- I think I should have a look at the ConTeXt Live CD.
Regards,
Tobias,
who wonders why he is only receiving ConTeXt emails via one email address and not via the other, since mailman claims that I'm subscribed.
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