Added lyx profile

[bbhtt]

Request: # 1139

I had to create this on a very temporary LaTeX setup, would appreciate some additional testing. Thanks.

disable-shell breaks luatex etc from converting files, private-tmp breaks temporary copies of files,too many programs to add to private-bin.

[rusty-snake]

Editors have usually blacklisting profiles, rest look fine.

[bbhtt]

I'll push a few fixes later: The texmf dirctory seems to vary by distro. I made this on Arch where it is in /usr/share/texmf/ but on Ubuntu it's in /usr/share/texlive/texmf/, also perl needs to be allowed (perl-tk is used in latex). If I include allow-perl /usr/share/perl* needs to be whitelisted too, here or like on YouTube-viewer commit.

Editors have usually blacklisting profiles

Example?

[glitsj16]

Example?

Things like emacs, vim for example. And then there are gedit, kate and several others. Whitelisting text editors just doesn't make sense, unless you really want to make things very dysfunctional for the user. If you have a specific workflow and know exactly where you'd want to edit files, than you can tighten things up by using a whitelisting profile. But that's very hard to predict for every user, so we tend to use blacklisting profiles as @rusty-snake indicated above.

[rusty-snake]

Merged, Thanks.

[bbhtt]

If I include allow-perl /usr/share/perl* needs to be whitelisted too, here or like on YouTube-viewer commit.

What about this?