mtx-update(1)


NAME

   mtx-update

SYNOPSIS

   mtxrun --script update [ OPTIONS ...  ] [ FILENAMES ]

DESCRIPTION

   ConTeXt Minimals Updater

OPTIONS

   --platform=string
          platform  (windows,  linux, linux-64, osx-intel, osx-ppc, linux-
          ppc)

   --server=string
          repository url (rsync://contextgarden.net)

   --module=string
          repository url (minimals)

   --repository=string
          specify version (current, experimental)

   --context=string
          specify version (current, latest, beta, yyyy.mm.dd)

   --rsync=string
          rsync binary (rsync)

   --texroot=string
          installation directory (not guessed for the moment)

   --engine=string
          tex engine (luatex, pdftex, xetex)

   --modules=string
          extra modules (can be list or 'all')

   --fonts=string
          additional fonts (can be list or 'all')

   --goodies=string
          extra binaries (like scite and texworks)

   --force
          instead of a dryrun, do the real thing

   --update
          update minimal tree

   --make also make formats and generate file databases

   --keep don't delete unused or obsolete files

   --state
          update tree using saved state

   --cygwin
          adapt drive specs to cygwin

   --mingw
          assume mingw binaries being used

   --silent
          less (or no) logging

AUTHOR

   More information about ConTeXt and the tools that come with it  can  be
   found at:

   maillist:  ntg-context@ntg.nl / http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-
   context

   webpage: http://www.pragma-ade.nl / http://tex.aanhet.net

   wiki: http://contextgarden.net





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