How can I generate a list of all installed LaTeX packages, classes, and fonts on the command line with MikTeX? Raw output is fine for my use case.
Related, with a TeXlive solution: Diagnostics about LaTeX installation.
[Tex/LaTex] List all installed packages and their versions from the command line
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If you choose "Install missing packages on-the-fly: Ask me first", MiKTeX will ask you each time whether a package should be installed for all users or only for you. That way you can install all packages into the main MiKTeX admin folder.
- Download
install-tl-windows.exefrom https://www.tug.org/texlive/acquire-netinstall.html. - Run it.
- Choose 'Custom install'.
- Install.
- Toggle 'Portable Setup' from 'No' to 'Yes.
- Click 'Install TeX Live'.
- Be patient.
- Put the
texlivefolder on a USB stick.
Best Answer
If you have not installed tools like
grepon your windows computer (they are not installed with windows) you can use the old ms-dos pipe to create a filetest.txtcontaining all installed packages with MiKTeX.Use on your console/terminal:
--listcreates the list of installed packages,>directs the output in the file named afterwardstest.txt.If you have installed
cygwinor other programs containing the unix-like tools likegrepetc. you can use them of course. My solution is working with "pure" windows ...