Re: texhax Digest, Vol 2025, Issue 66

vrgovinda via texhax <[email protected]> Wed, 06 Aug 2025 07:00:41 +0000
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>  I recommend to look at
>  
>    https://tug.org/texlive/
>  
>  first.  There is a list of links at the top with the headline
>  
>    "Concise instructions, per platform".
>  
>  It's certainly a good starting point because it contains step-by-step
>  instructions. 

I am a new comer here. I have TeXLive 2022 from Debian Stable which will upgrade to TeXLive 2024 shortly.

I wish to have another TeXLive instance in my system (via ISO installation) which will be the latest one always.

I was told that one can have 2 versions of TeXLive simultaneously and choose which one to use at the time of compilation. 

What steps should I follow to achieve this? 

This is a production system and the only one I have. So the existing one should be intact just in case something goes wrong with the ISO installation.

With regards,
Govinda.