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This is the version 0.1 of scientific-emacs. This respositry contains the Dockerfiles to build the images for Redis and Emacs.

Installation

To install the container first refer to the Docker Installation Guide. After test the hello worlf of Docker system, clone this repository within your working directory using:

$ git clone http://gmarx.jumpingcrab.com:8088/mice-rs101/latex-basic.git

Then, it is possible to build the scientifc-emacs container by:

$ docker build -t scientific-emacs:0.1 docker/emacs/

Write here about container

How to install

1. Clone this repository: git clone xxxx
2. Build the container using: docker build -t gmarxcc/scientific-emacs:0.1 docker/emacs/
3. Run the container to test: docker run --rm -it gmarxcc/scientific-emacs:0.1
4. Run an Ubuntu command like ls

Done, you are doing great!

Executing emacs

To get the ip address ''' open -a xquartz ip=$(ifconfig en0 | grep inet | awk '$1=="inet" {print $2}') xhost + $ip '''

To run the container

''' docker run --rm -it -vpwd/emacs-config:/root
-e DISPLAY=$ip:0
-v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix
gmarxcc/scientific-emacs:0.1 '''

the 'emacs-config' folder contains the '.emacs' configuration file

What is installed on the repository

The repository has previously installed

• aspell:
• curl:
• auctex:
• pdftools:
• oh-my-zshell:

How to run pyhton scripts

After first run the container

Upgrade texlive to be able to install new packages by :

''' apt-get upgrade texlive-base '''

Then, init the user with 'tlmgr init-usertree'. After that you can install new packages using 'tlmgr install package'.