Fix Ubuntu installation with latest pandoc (citeproc), Fix tlmgr use with TinyTex#102
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Fix Ubuntu installation with latest pandoc (citeproc), Fix tlmgr use with TinyTex#102rob-cr wants to merge 10 commits intotompollard:mainfrom
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Issue
As pandoc-citeproc is depreciated (#100), the installation on linux needs the latest pandoc-version to use the successor citeproc.
In addition, a standard installation of TexLive using apt and currently also via an installer is causing problems with tlmgr and some LaTex packages are missing, depending on the distribution (probably related to #84 ).
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As of now, if new packages are needed in future changes, they have to be installed manually (or added in the install script), as there is no "needed packages detection" that I am aware of.
Even if TinyTex comes with advantages over full TexLive with less space (~300 MB vs. ~6500 MB) and faster installation, a full TexLive installation could be desired (or is already present on a system which eventually can cause interference with TinyTex). A way how to setup that and avoid installation problems with the full TexLive as mentioned above would be a next step, as mentioned in #100 too.
At the current state, the installation should work well with TinyTex on Ubuntu.