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Currently, the most "portable" way of running LaTeX is the docker texlive image. However, it is difficult to run docker/podman without installation or user internvention (#116 (comment))
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Currently, the most "portable" way of running LaTeX is the docker texlive image. However, it is difficult to run docker/podman without installation or user internvention (#116 (comment))
It would be nice if following worked
However, this is much, much work.
It has already been done for GitHub actions on a multi-platform way: https://github.com/zauguin/install-texlive/blob/5254a06fe724ca8b7dbf0e702e0941df45c14564/src/main.ts#L188 -- Full README: https://github.com/zauguin/install-texlive#install-tex-live-for-github-action-workflows
I wanted to share the idea to make it easier again to run latex on a local machine.
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