Call for testing: TeX Collection 2022

[Manfred Lotz]

Hi all,
Please note that I have uploaded an updated image to http://tug.org/~manfred

- For what has changed please consult https://tug.org/~manfred/README.md
- If you want to see exactly which files have changed in the ISO image you may
  compare
          https://tug.org/~manfred/FILES.DVD and
          https://tug.org/~manfred/previous/FILES.DVD

  or just look into https://tug.org/~manfred/FILED.DVD.diff

-- 
Manfred



On 4/2/22 08:50, Manfred Lotz wrote:
> Hi folks,
> The TeX Collection image for 2022 is available for testing from
>      http://tug.org/~manfred
> 
> Specifically
>   http://tug.org/~manfred/texcol2022.iso
> 
> Checksums are available as:
>   http://tug.org/~manfred/texcol2022.iso.md5
> or
>   http://tug.org/~manfred/texcol2022.iso.sha512
> 
> Important
> ---------
> 
> This year there is no ProTeXt on the DVD. Instead we have included a 
> specifically prepared MiKTeX following the medium installation of TeX Live. 
> 
> Many thanks to Christian Schenk for his support making this special edition of 
> MiKTeX possible. Also many thanks to Klaus Höppner who prepared the 
> image I included here.
> 
> 
> The same procedure as every year
> --------------------------------
> 
> As every year I just make assumptions what could be possibly
> tested by you. Feel free to do whatever you can do.
> 
> Uwe Ziegenhagen:  texlive on Linux,
> Windows; miktex on Windows; antivirus check
> 
> Martin Sievers: texlive on Ubuntu; miktex on Windows 10
> 
> Thomas Feuerstack: miktex on Windows
> 
> Klaus Höppner: miktex on Windows
> 
> Herbert Voß: miktex on Windows, texlive on Linux
> 
> Siep Kroonenberg: miktex and texlive on Windows
> 
> Dick Koch: mactex
> 
> 
> Please report your test results by including operating system and
> version, e.g. Ubuntu 20.04.
> 
> Others not mentioned above but reading this mail are invited to test as
> well, of course.
> 
> 
> Thanks a lot to all of you for your help.
> 
> 
> --
> Cheers, Manfred