This repository provides dockerfiles for TeX Live repositories (full installation with all packages but without documentation). It also provides the necessary tooling to execute common helper tools (e.g. Java for arara, Perl for Biber and Xindy, Python for Pygments).
Please note that we only provide selected historical releases and one image corresponding to the latest release of TeX Live (tagged latest).
This fork build historic releases of TeX Live against stable and old versions of Debian.
To use one of these images in your projects, simply lookup the name of the image on GitHub Packages and use
FROM ghcr.io/omnicortex/texlive:latest
or
FROM ghcr.io/omnicortex/texlive:latest-full
or any other tag.
For some tutorials on using these images within a Docker workflow, have a look at the posts listed on our wiki page.
These images are provided by the Island of TeX. Please use the images' repo to report issues or feature request. We are not active on the TeX Live mailing list.
For every release X (e.g. latest) we are providing the following flavors:
X: A "minimal" TeX Live installation without documentation and source files. However, all tools mentioned above will work without problems.X-full:Xwith documentation and source files.
If in doubt, choose X and only pull the larger images if you have to.
Especially documentation files do add a significant payload.
Note for users of schemes other than full: if you tlmgr install another
binary they are not added to the PATH automatically because they are not
respected by tlmgr path add while building the image. Use tlmgr install binary && tlmgr path add to install new executables.
The software in terms of the MIT license are the Dockerfiles and test files provided. This does not include the pre-built Docker images we provide. They follow the redistribution conditions of the bundled software.