The Hipster handbook has in its community contributed section now somes notes
on TeXLive,
which I submitted last week:
http://docs.openindiana.org/handbook/community/texlive/index.html
Although that this is not giving an IPS package that a system "pkg update" will
update,
it gives an interest
I'm creating a "pull request" for the OI documentation,
for some notes on "TeX Live on OpenIndiana", which I've just written.
TeX Live seems to be the most complete distribution,
and the fact that it can be installed is of course excellent.
The first step for a "TeXLive" package is documentat
- Op 2 feb 2021 om 13:44 schreef Aurélien Larcher
aurelien.larc...@gmail.com:
>
> Hi David,
> let me know if you need help with testing.
>
> Also I added you as a reviewer to the project, you should be able to edit the
> "TeX Project" page.
>
> Kind regards,
I'll think about adding some d
On Fri, Jan 29, 2021 at 1:07 PM s...@pandora.be wrote:
>
> One of the possible ways to install latex is :
>
> pkg install texlive (to get the meta-packages/texlive package)
>
> Then run
>
> install-tl --profile latex.profile
>
> where latex.profile is the profile for LaTeX.
>
> This has the
One of the possible ways to install latex is :
pkg install texlive (to get the meta-packages/texlive package)
Then run
install-tl --profile latex.profile
where latex.profile is the profile for LaTeX.
This has the nice feature that it is possible to make "symbolic links" from the
/usr/t
I don't question the need to use IPS to deliver binaries;
install-tl and TLMGR although they are in some sense a competing package
manager,
they are not necessarily a bad thing and 'competitor' to IPS.
The reason why I packaged install-tl is to produce a LaTeX IPS package.
So that I can do a
Another step may be to create a new addition to oi-userland.
In the directory make-rules there are various .mk files.
That build framework (oi-userland) can be extended with a texlive.mk set of
rules.
Those rules use the "install-tl" script for various profiles (minimal, basic,
full etc.)
to
- Op 28 jan 2021 om 18:23 schreef Volker A. Brandt v...@bb-c.de:
> Absolutely. As the IPS package includes everything, the TeXlive manager
> will be there as well, and can be run at any time. It will change some
> files compared to their state in the IPS package database, which will
> crea
Hi David!
Thanks for taking the time to think about TeX for OpenIndiana.
> The use of the TLMGR and TL package manager, may perhaps not be incompatible
> with IPS.
>
> I've added a pull request on github for a 'texlive' package:
>
> NAME (PUBLISHER) VERSION
The use of the TLMGR and TL package manager, may perhaps not be incompatible
with IPS.
I've added a pull request on github for a 'texlive' package:
NAME (PUBLISHER) VERSIONIFO
meta-packages/texlive (userland) 1.0-2020.0.1.1
The texlive package could be in the "meta-packages" folder.
COMPONENT_NAME= texlive
COMPONENT_FMRI= metapackages/texlive
If the user then runs : pkg install texlive
You will get the install-tl script from TUG (for the tlpkg and tlmgr).
This then allows to run the installer for
On 28.01.21 12:25, s...@pandora.be wrote:
...
I'll submit a PR (pull request) on github for the install-tl script.
...
The idea is that with their package manager (TLMGR) you can update and install
texlive.
So basically with something like:
pkg install install-texlive
you use IPS to inst
- Op 27 jan 2021 om 19:13 schreef Andreas Wacknitz a.wackn...@gmx.de:
>> Would it be possible for someone who has the necessary permissions,
>> to open a project on github oi-userland called TeX ?
> Done.
> Now you have to fill it with (tex)life :D
I'll submit a PR (pull request) on github
Some people already said that they have their TeX packages;
maybe they can contribute them.
Also the Debian Linux "Sciences" team may have Perl scripts (or other scripts)
to classify the files.
Also for example at Slackware
https://mirrors.slackware.com/slackware/slackware64-current/slackware6
Am 27.01.21 um 17:19 schrieb s...@pandora.be:
I have the impression that there is interest in a tex or texlive package,
in the OI repository.
Also there were already several IPS packages created apparently,
in the past, such as the OmniOS and/or many others,
and there's likely to be advanced TeX
I have the impression that there is interest in a tex or texlive package,
in the OI repository.
Also there were already several IPS packages created apparently,
in the past, such as the OmniOS and/or many others,
and there's likely to be advanced TeX users reading this list.
This is not so stra
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