ἔκδοσις
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ekdosis Stable
The latest version is ekdosis v1.4, released on November 21, 2021. As any other standard LATEX
package, ekdosis is best installed through the package manager
provided by the *TEX distribution used, either TeXLive, MacTeX
or MiKTeX. Whatever the preferred distribution, it is highly
recommended to install everything, that is what is technically
called the scheme-full.1 This will also install the latest
stable version of ekdosis.
ekdosis Development Version
The purpose here is not as much as about trying out ekdosis as it is
about taking advantage of the latest features it provides. As the
development progresses, one can find out what these features are by
referring to the checked boxes on the dedicated page.
The development version is that used by the author for his own work. It is quite reliable. Read the full documentation here.
To install this version, provided that any of the *TEX distributions mentioned above is already installed, proceed as follows:—
- Download the archive of ekdosis-masterby following this link and extract it. This will create a new directory namedekdosis-master/.
- From this directory, run latex ekdosis.insto produce theekdosis.styandekdosis.luafiles.
- To finish the installation, follow either of these options:
- Move ekdosis.styandekdosis.luainto a directory where LATEX can find them. See the FAQ ontexfaq.orgat https://texfaq.org/FAQ-inst-wlcf for more on this.2
- Alternatively, these two files can be copied into the same
directory as the .texsource files to be compiled with the development version, which will then take precedence over the stable version provided by the installed *TEX distribution.
 
- Move 
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Footnotes:
MiKTeX calls this the “total-miktex”.
A good candidate location is tex/lualatex/ekdosis/ inside the
“home” TEXMF tree.