Thomas Beck submitted the
mathbb-one
package.
Version: 1.0 2026-11-04
License: lppl1.3c other-free
Summary description: Blackboard-bold 1 for amssymb’s \mathbb, as a vector font
Announcement text:
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mathbb-one makes \mathbb{1} work with amssymb. It prints the 1 from the
bbm fonts (the closest match to amssymb's letters) as a vector font,
and changes nothing else.
Works with pdfLaTeX, LuaLaTeX and XeLaTeX; also defines \Bbbone
and ships an OpenType version for unicode-math users.
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https://mirrors.ctan.org/fonts/cm/mathbb-one/
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Samcarter submitted an update to the
beamertheme-tcolorbox
package.
Version: 1.8 2026-11-04
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: A beamer/ltx-talk inner theme which reproduces standard beamer blocks using tcolorboxes
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### Changed
- ltx-talk: improved support for uncovering
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https://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/beamer-contrib/themes/beamert…
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Vernon Merrick Fanning submitted the
tikzpizza
package.
Version: 0.2 2026-11-04
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Pizzas for fraction problems, drawn with TikZ
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tikzpizza draws cartoon pizzas for fraction problems: round, square or polygonal pizzas cut into equal, uneven, grid, off-centre or sloppy slices, with sauces, cheeses and fourteen toppings on chosen slices, plus eaten slices, bites, and a tray with crumbs.
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Vernon Merrick Fanning submitted the
tikzfins
package.
Version: 0.3 2026-11-04
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: Aquarium fish, invertebrates and aquascapes drawn with TikZ
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tikzfins is a new package that draws aquarium fish and aquascapes with TikZ.
It provides 22 fish in side profile, from reef fish such as the clownfish, blue tang, lionfish and a blacktip reef shark to freshwater favourites such as the goldfish, betta, neon tetra and corydoras, along with snails, starfish, a cleaner shrimp, a hermit crab and a moon jellyfish. Each is a flat vector illustration with the markings of the real species.
An aquarium environment and a fish bowl environment let you build a complete tank, with sand, gravel, aquasoil, pebbles or crushed coral, and rocks, driftwood, plants, corals and ornaments.
There is some nonsense too: any fish can be eaten down to the bone, open its jaws to feed, grow legs, get caught on a hook, blow bubbles, talk, wear a hat or a snorkel, and swim in a school.
The package needs only TikZ and works with pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX.
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Munehiro Yamamoto submitted the
pxpgftate
package.
Version: 1.0 2026-11-04
License: lppl1.3c gpl2+
Summary description: Support for PGF/TikZ in the vertical (tate) direction of (u)pLaTeX
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pxpgftate makes PGF/TikZ work in the vertical (tate) direction of
pLaTeX and upLaTeX with dvipdfmx and dvips. A picture in tate text is
rotated like the surrounding text, node text is set in tate, and
shadings, patterns, fadings and transparency groups no longer stop
with "Incompatible direction list can't be unboxed". remember picture,
the current page node and tcolorbox work, too.
The package patches PGF instead of replacing its files and works with
TeX Live 2012 or later. With a PGF that supports the tate direction
itself (proposed in pgf-tikz/pgf#1487), it does nothing.
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https://mirrors.ctan.org/language/japanese/pxpgftate
More information is at
https://ctan.org/pkg/pxpgftate
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The LaTeX Project Team submitted an update to the
piff
package.
Version: 2026-11-03
License: pd
Summary description: Macro tools by Mike Piff
Announcement text:
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Update to newproof.sty to make compatible with \DocumentMetadata and tagging.
Minor documentation updates to the remaining piff bundle to
update the maintainer address as they are maintained at
LaTeX-Package-Repositories github.
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https://ctan.org/pkg/piff
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https://mirrors.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/piff/
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David Purton submitted an update to the
bibleref-sbl
package.
Version: 1.0a 2026-11-04
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: SBL style for the bibleref and bibleref-parse packages
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Minor bugfix release
- Fix wrong separator between printed references
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Joseph Wright submitted an update to the
biblatex-ieee
package.
Version: 1.4g 2026-11-04
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: IEEE style files for BibLaTeX
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- Updated to track IEEE style
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Gerhard Schaden submitted an update to the
linguexx
package.
Version: 1.5 2026-11-03
License: lppl1.3c
Summary description: A tagging-aware package for typesetting linguistic examples and glosses
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linguexx 1.5 repairs sub-example references under the current LaTeX
kernel, and adds shared glosses for word-order variants, morpheme
alignment, and right-to-left documents and glosses.
Fixed in 1.5
* With the LaTeX kernel of October 2026 (the latex-lab update of
2026-10-27), \ref to a sub-example printed "a." instead of "(4a)", and
\refrange could not read the number back. Documents that refer to
sub-examples should update.
* A document loading babelbidi (new in TeX Live 2026) together with
linguexx did not build under LuaLaTeX. It does now. linguexx's
right-to-left layout needs polyglossia; under babel, a document whose
main language is right to left is not supported yet.
* Under LuaLaTeX with polyglossia's French, a judgment mark containing ?
was printed on top of the first word instead of hanging to its left.
* Two PDF/UA failures: \GlossTierLang{2}{} wrote an empty language tag,
and a translated sub-example under \GlossTransLang left its language
open into the next item.
* Under [phantomalign], a gloss word's leading ( now sits under the
object word's ( when the object has more marks, as in (⌜.
New in 1.5
* \CommonGloss: sub-examples that differ only in word order share one set
of gloss lines, set as one aligned table (and read as a table in a
tagged PDF). It works in exe lists through \begin{xlist}[CommonGloss],
and in beamer a \pause between rows uncovers them one at a time.
* \GlossMorphAlign aligns glosses morpheme by morpheme across tiers, with
no new markup: ev-ler-de over house-PL-LOC puts -ler over -PL.
* \exrefcheck lists what every relative reference (\Next, \Last, ...)
and every \refrange resolved to, to catch an example inserted between
a \Next and the example it was written for.
* Right-to-left text with polyglossia: \GlossRTL and \glscript for
right-to-left glosses, and right-to-left documents, whose examples are
the mirror image of left-to-right ones, with each gloss running in its
example's direction. A complete Hebrew example document ships with the
package. LuaLaTeX is recommended. For a tagged document with
right-to-left text it is required: under XeLaTeX, every right-to-left
paragraph fails PDF/UA, with or without linguexx. Some layout choices
in right-to-left glosses are provisional, and the manual says which.
* *( (a star against an opening parenthesis, for an obligatory element)
is a judgment that is read out as "obligatory".
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