LaTeX CI Build Environment
Compiling TeX documents in a CI environment can be tricky if you do not have root access or do not want to wait the long while it takes for a LaTeX installation live TeX Live to install. Using docker we can both describe the build configuration as code and make sure to reliable reproduce build result locally. Create a Dockerfile in you LaTeX projects root. If you do not use make to build you can replace it with your own build command.
Read more…Serve Hugo Website With Nginx
This post covers how to generate and serve a Hugo website with Nginx using Docker. After following the excellent Hugo Quick Start on the project page you want to share your static website with the world. If the cloud is your thing then there are many options in the Hosting & Deployment but not how to do deploy it yourself. Maybe, just maybe that should be a hint that those alternatives probably are better if all you want is a reliable site.
Read more…Dark Theme Transmission Web UI
Having a dark color scheme is becoming more and more popular. This post covers how to create and run a transmission docker container modified to have a dark website UI. The linuxserver.io transmission docker images provide the base, taking care of all the nitty gritty in getting transmission installed and ready for action. Installing transmission-web-soft-theme on top of the transmission image will give a nice dark web UI. Credit to the transmission-web-soft-theme for the screenshot of the theme in action.
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