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Here are instructions grouped according to the version of for ConTeXt installation on Ubuntu you are runningand its derivatives [K/X/L]ubuntu.
== Edgy (6.10) and Feisty (7.04) Precompiled / Packaged Nightly Builds From PPA ==
Unfortunately, you cannot use the repository given in [[Debian installation]] because the Debian packages were compiled Adam Reviczky was most generous to provide us with a an Ubuntu PPA (very very slightlyPersonal Package Archive) newer libc6 than the one that ships with contains precompiled Ubuntu 7packages for both ConTeXt and LuaTeX nightlies.04. Here instead Instructions for your version of Ubuntu are slightly tested packages backported available for Ubuntu 6[https://launchpad.10 (edgy); they have also been working on my Feisty (7net/~reviczky/+archive/context-daily ConTeXt] and [https://launchpad.04) laptop. Put these two lines in your <tt>net/etc~reviczky/apt+archive/sourcesluatex-daily LuaTeX].list</tt>:
<nowiki>deb http://web== With Ubuntu packages – should work with Ubuntu 7.mit.edu/download/sanjoy/texlive-backports/ edgy/ deb-src http://web.mit.edu/download/sanjoy/texlive-backports/ edgy/</nowiki>10 and above ==
Then you can install the texlive 2007 and recent context packages. See the [[Debian installation]] instructions for the detailsNote that Ubuntu's packaged version of ConTeXt is quite old (circa 2009), but here so a better option is the quickstart:ConTeXt Standalone
apt-get update apt-get install cm-super texlive-fonts-recommended context context-nonfree context-doc-nonfreeTeX Live and ConTeXt have been part of Ubuntu's main repositories since Ubuntu 7.10, so you can simply
That command also installs the needed texlive packages for pdftex, metapost, lmodern etc. The <tt>cm apt-super</tt> package is in the ''universe'' repository so you'll need that enabled in your <tt>sources.list</tt>. You should not need to chase down the old teTeX 3.0 packages, which will be removed automatically by the above installation line. To test whether the basics of ConTeXt are working after the upgrade, try:get install context
ctxtools --contextversionto install ConTeXt and its dependencies.
Let me (Sanjoy) know if The dependencies pull in various PDF utilities which you will probably find anything brokenuseful, including <code>pdfcrop</code>.
== Dapper (6If you would like to use the [http://www.06) ==tug.org/texworks/ TeXworks] GUI-based TeX editing environment usually included with TeX Live CDs, it is available via
Backporting from gutsy (7.10) results in a circular dependency, so I gave up on that plan as too hard. However,Ubuntu 6.06 contains teTeX 3.0 (including ConTeXt 2005.01.31), so you can just install <code>tetex apt-extra</code> and use ConTeXt. However, once you got your feet wet, you will probably want to get install a more recent pdfTeX than the 1.21a installed with Ubuntu (since ConTeXt can give you more features with newer pdfTeX's), so again, please follow the instructions for [[TeTeX_3.0 installation]].texworks
The [[Linux_Installation#Updating_a_Linux_Installation:_Fedora_Core_5|instructions for Fedora Core 5]] are valid for Ubuntu 6and will appear under Applications, Science & Math.06, with a few caveats:
* Ubuntu's default installation lacks a few tools that you'll need to build a new version of pdfTeX and '''to run new versions of ConTeXt'''. So before upgrading, doSee also:<pre> sudo apt-get install build-essential bison flex ruby </pre>* The configuration files that users should edit are under <tt> /etc/texmf/texmf.d</tt>. '''Do not''' edit the <tt>.cnf</tt> files in <tt>/usr/share/texmf/web2c</tt> directly; instead, edit the configlet files in the <tt>.d</tt> directory and run <tt> update-texmf</tt> or <tt>update-updmap</tt>.Setting up [[TeXworks]]
After doing all of === Adding the above, the new versions seem to be working:system fonts ===
<pre>% texexec --versionThe standard Ubuntu LuaTeX package does not scan any of your installed system fonts. Therefore you will want to set up the OSFONTDIR environment variable to point to all the font paths. For example:
TeXExec 5 export OSFONTDIR=~/.4fonts:/usr/share/fonts:/usr/share/texmf/fonts/opentype/:/opt/libreoffice/basis3.3 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA ADE 1997-2005share/fonts/
texexec : TeXExec 5.4.3 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA ADE 1997-2005 texutil : TeXUtil 9.0.1 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA ADE 1992-2006 tex : pdfTeXOnce you have done that, 3.141592-1.40.0-beta-20060213 (Web2C 7.5.5) context : ver: 2006.04.23 23:55 cont-en : ver: 2006.04.23 23:55 fmt: 2006.4.24 mes: english</pre>run
== Breezy (5.10) == mtxrun --script fonts --reload
''Breezy's support ends in April 2007, so If you are advised to upgrade (one Ubuntu release at a time) to a more recent release in order to run a secure system; Dapper (6.06) will be supported until 2009, so that could be a good choice.'' The following instructions are for those who cannot (or have an error do not wish to) upgrade.this
Ubuntu 5.10 does not include a TeX installation by default. The distribution that you get when you install TeX is teTeX luatools -2.0.2, which is too old and will not work with recent ConTeXt versions. So you should not install it, but follow the instructions for [[TeTeX_3.0_installation]]. However, you first must install supplementary packages not included in Ubuntu by default (and I hope I'm not forgetting anything; a number of dependencies will automatically be installed as well):-generate
# sudo apt-get install build-essential bison flex libncurses5-dev rubyto scan all the font directories. Then run
Install these packages before trying mtxrun --script fonts --list --all --pattern=* to list all the fonts LuaTeX now knows about. Finally, run  context --reload to make sure ConTeXt's font cache is up to date. If you are using TeXworks, you need to make sure that OSFONTDIR is set in the environment TeXworks runs in, because ConTeXt may decide it needs to compile teTeX 3rescan fonts.0 or running newer  == With ConTeXt Standalone – should work with all Ubuntu versions== Example of setting up [[ConTeXt release (which use ruby rather than perl)Standalone]]:  sudo mkdir /usr/local/context sudo chown yourusername /usr/local/context cd /usr/local/context wget http://minimals.contextgarden.net/setup/first-setup.sh sh first-setup.sh vi ~/.bashrc Add these three lines:  export OSFONTDIR=~/.fonts:/usr/share/fonts export TEXROOT=/usr/local/context/tex export PATH=/usr/local/context/tex/texmf-linux-64/bin:/usr/local/context/bin:$PATH Note that the order of items in the PATH is significant. If you put /usr/local/context/bin in the path first, or you will get errors during an error at run time. Also, remember that you have to source ~/.bashrc after changing it, in order to have the compilation changes take effect in your current shell. (Either that, or have problems running start a new shell.) ===Installing third party modules in ConTeXt Standalone === See here: [[ConTeXt_Standalone#Installing_third_party_modules|Installing third party modules]] ===Updating ConTeXt Standalone===The update procedure is similar to [[ConTeXt_Standalone#Updating|the normal procedure]]. If you installed the ConTeXt Standalone with the resultscommands from above, you can update to a new (beta) version like this: cd /usr/local/context wget http://minimals.contextgarden.net/setup/first-setup.sh ./first-setup.sh --keep {{Installation navbox}}
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