> > I just added a docker image for LyX to dockerhub:
> > https://hub.docker.com/r/tkluck/lyx . It's just Ubuntu's packaged
> version,
> > including TeX Live and inkscape, and it's intended use is to build
> exports
> > from your LyX source reproducibly. For example, I have my thesis sources
> in
>
Hi LyX developers,
I just added a docker image for LyX to dockerhub:
https://hub.docker.com/r/tkluck/lyx . It's just Ubuntu's packaged version,
including TeX Live and inkscape, and it's intended use is to build exports
from your LyX source reproducibly. For example, I have my thesis sources in
a g
Hi,
I just contributed an icon and some Dutch translation strings. For the record:
I hereby grant permission to release my contributions to LyX under the
license GPL, version 2 or later.
This also applies to all future contributions I may submit.
Best regards,
Timo Kluck
2011/12/2 Jean-Marc Lasgouttes :
>>
>> As it is now, it will install it in $(datadir)/applications. I'm not
>> sure what happens on windows or MacOS. Do we even use autotools on
>> those platforms?
>
> We do use autotools on the Mac and for cygwin builds. But as far as I know
> these targets have o
> Comment(by lasgouttes):
>> Concerning Linux, I think we have a bug open about providing a lyx.desktop
>> file and installing it at the "right place". It would be great if we could
>> settle this too.
> I could provide a patch for that. It would be easy to just copy the
> one from the Debian pa
[ this is a continuation of comments at http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/7919 ]
Comment(by lasgouttes):
> I think it would be interesting to discuss this on the lyx-devel list.
Hi lasgouttes, thanks for commenting! I just subscribed to the mailinglist.
> We should take this occasion to make sure t
