Switch prevents installation of static versions of the libraries. Include files will be within the directories for this year's : these switches ensure that the libraries and The files installed from source will overwrite any correspondingįiles previously installed by install-tl-unx so that the alternative methods
Newpoppler files which enable building with poppler-0.62.0 or : The 2018 version of texlive ships with supportįor poppler-0.57.0 and older, but it includes alternative
TEXLIVE 2018 PRETEST INSTALL
Script, and is needed for texdoctk (a GUI interface for findingĭocumentation files and opening them with the appropriate viewer).įrom 2015 onwards, a successful install requires some texliveĬommands to be run as the root user, so we will export theĮxport TEXARCH=$(uname -m | sed -e 's/i.86/i386/' -e 's/$/-linux/') & Ptex (Japanese vertical writing), can be used by a conTeXt texfind Tk, which requires Tk-8.6.8, is used by one of the scripts for Mtx_context which is part of conTeXt, but also for one or two others, suchĪs match_parens, which are generally useful. Ruby-2.5.1 is used by some scripts, mostly within If you install these, as with some other optionalĭependencies in this book you will need to tell configure to use the system The source ships with its own versions of several libraries whichĪre either not under active development, or only used for limitedįunctionality. Recommended so that the system version will be used: Fontconfig-2.13.0, FreeType-2.9.1, GC-7.6.4, Graphite2-1.3.12, HarfBuzz-1.8.8 (built with graphite2 enabled), The source ships with its own versions of many libraries, and will use them unless Ghostscript-9.23 including libgs.so (for dvisvgm, which is used
TEXLIVE 2018 PRETEST WINDOWS
> Please note that the Perl for Windows shipped with TL doesn't contain I managed to test it at least rudimentary. I have my own wrapper for windows (for non-TeX Live) which I have rewritten from scratch. > For more info about the wrapper for Windows, see the comments in It will be still there for anyone to use it. But this does not relieve me from supporting the rest of the world. It's ok if TeX Live integrates it any way desirable. I make a program which is supposed to work almost everywhere. > makes the Perl shipped with TeX Live visible to the script.Ĭtan-o-mat is not TeX Live-only. > for all Unix systems and a runscript wrapper in bin/win32 which also > TeX Live creates symlinks to *.pl files in bin/ directories > The wrapper script (ctan-o-mat) isn't needed. I have eiminated the wrapper script for Unix by renaming the perl script to its base name and adapting the shebang line. This means it is less prominent that the program is perl. > what does "to hide the perl script" mean? I have reworked ctan-o-mat to hide the perl script and make it > On 14 April 2018 at 01:10 Reinhard Kotucha wrote:
Ctan-o-mat in 2018 pretest Gerd Neugebauer gene at
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