Re: [NTG-context] OpenBSD (was: which command would give the same effect as \pause in beamer ?)

[damien]

Well, I would be very interested in having texlive binaries for OpenBSD. It 
would help me to get a fine tune install and, I hope, to have biber available, 
which is not the case nowadays (I have to ssh linux to compile my 
bibliographies).
I didn't complain since I do not know how to package and build anything at all. 
Mojca kindly tried to compile it last May on my -stable installation after last 
bachotex, but it failed. Unfortunately, I did not take the time to ask for 
binaries later on (though Mojca suggested I should do it).


Best regards,


Damien Thiriet


> no one else has come
> forward. (No one has complained about it being missing, either.)  I have
> no objection to re-adding it if you or anyone wants to do it.
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Re: [NTG-context] openBSD (was: which command would give the same effect as \pause in beamer ?)

[Karl Berry]

Presently, I do not believe that openBSD is officially built for
TeXlive. 

That is correct. The person who used to do so (Edd Barrett) decided the
distro's package setup was good enough for him, and no one else has come
forward. (No one has complained about it being missing, either.)  I have
no objection to re-adding it if you or anyone wants to do it. -k
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Re: [NTG-context] openBSD (was: which command would give the same effect as \pause in beamer ?)

[Alan Braslau]

Karl: read the bottom of this email...
Hans: please update mtx-update.lua (attached)


On Tue, 28 Feb 2017 18:46:29 +0100
kaddour kardio  wrote:

> OpenBSD? is context standalone available for this platfrom ?

Yes!

...but Hans or Mojca need to update mtx-update.lua using the attached
file.


In the meantime, one can install using first-setup.sh
1) Run ./first-setup.sh The install *will* fail as "openbsd" is missing
   from bin/mtx-update.lua
2) Copy the attached version to $CONTEXTHOME/bin/
3) Edit first-setup.sh to comment-out the rsync line 131
   (otherwise it will overwrite the modified mtx-update.lua)
4) Run ./first-setup.sh It should now succeed!
5) If running context then fails to find its scripts, remake the
   formats. I use:
mtxrun --selfupdate
mtxrun --generate
luatools --generate
context --make
   Not all of these commands are probably necessary, but I run them all
   (in a script) whenever I need to remake the formats and caches.


Once the garden gets updated, none of this should be necessary.


A few warnings:

I compiled luatex (that I upload to the garden) using openbsd 6.0
*snapshot*. Older versions of openbsd may fail due to shared library
problems. If anyone encounters this, please let me know and I will work
on a solution.

Presently, I do not believe that openBSD is officially built for
TeXlive. OpenBSD does provide texlive 2015 as packages, however.

Alan

mtx-update.lua
Description: Binary data
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