Marker: update to 2019.11.06. #20181
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* remove libscroll-extension, seems unused
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The new version works reliably for some months now for me(tm). There was an upstream problem with missing submodules but it was fixed. |
x86_64 (glibc). Ι have been using this quite extensively, but not for mathjax. |
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I dropped mathjax from package because it adds +50M to the compresed package (a lot more when extracted) and didn't find an issue without it. Not sure I did the right tests though, but adding mathjax syntax worked as before |
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any objections to merge this? |
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closed in favor of #20727 |
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I did some testing with mathjax and didn't find any issue with mathjax not being bundled nor installed (via xbps package
mathjax), not sure how this works then. But it does