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pdfTeX is the default for most modern TeX editors, and it works just fine for most folks. If you’re like me, you’ve a) never thought about which TeX engine you use and b) used pdfTeX. In order for academicons to work, you have to use the XeTeX or LuaTeX TeX engine. While the icons come from the fontawesome package which requires no special effort, the academicons package is not so easygoing. The icon is part of the Academicons font family, which is implemented in TeX via the academicons package. Unfortunately, this little icon is can be a big pain to get into a LaTeX document. If you’re feeling fancy, an ORCiD is represented by the symbol. You can think of it a bit like a DOI for a person. It’s also particularly useful if your name has to be romanized. An ORCiD is an online identifier that persists through any changes to your name, institution, or email address throughout your life. I recently updated my CV to add my ORCiD identifier to it up top among the other places to find me online. As an added bonus, fontawesome5 includes an icon for R if you’ve got some CRAN packages on your CV that you want to jazz up! If you use XeTeX or LuaTeX for other reasons though, this is still useful. This means you no longer need to use the academicons package, and with it XeTeX or LuaTeX, so you don’t need this bit of TeX magic to get a in your CV anymore.

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To list a few pure TeX editors:Ī KDE based editor, which lets users write in LaTeX code and then compile the document.Update: The new(ish) fontawesome5 LaTeX package includes the ORCiD symbol, and it works fine with pdfTeX.

There are several editors users can choose from in Gentoo. The following is a list of compilers capable of translating a.

Most of the time users will implement TeX Live through the editor of choice.

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Packages blocked by them are these three themselves plus texlive-lang*. As of 2017, the only ebuilds using the !! operator (in our context) are dev-texlive/texlive-basic, dev-texlive/texlive-latex, and dev-texlive/texlive-langcjk. Hard blocking is specified in ebuilds by the operator !!.

even if you already have virtual/src, emerge cat/dest is allowed.

if you already have cat/dest, then emerge virtual/src will fail.

It's because blocking in an ebuild file is in fact one-sided, unlike normal dependency, which is checked at 'emerge -depclean': Assume virtual/src-0.ebuild contains DEPEND='!!cat/dest', and cat/dest-0.ebuild has no dependency. texlive-langcroatian-2012), even for them the above solution (re-emerging them afterwards) works, too.

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Thus, to upgrade dev-texlive/texlive-basic, users must first unmerge it manually using the above procedure.Īlthough some language packs have only 2012 versions (e.g. They are hard instead of normal blocks because of some file moves. But as of 2017, portage can't resolve hard blocks automatically ( bug #250286), and users must handle them manually. Hard-blocked packages can't be installed simultaneously, even temporarily. For example, texlive-basic-2016 hard-blocks

#TEXSTUDIO XELATEX PDF#

Add support for Multi-byte character languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean)Īdd support for the ConTeXt format (dev-texlive/texlive-context)Īdd typesetting support for games (chess, etc.) (dev-texlive/texlive-games)Īdd support for several graphics packages (pgf, tikz.)Īdd LaTeX support for the humanities (dev-texlive/texlive-humanities)Īdd support for metapost: A tool for creating graphics in scalable PostScriptĪdd support for music typesetting (dev-texlive/texlive-music)Īdd dev-tex/pdfannotextractor support, for extracting annotations from PDF filesĪdd pstricks packages (dev-texlive/texlive-pstricks)Īdd support for publishers (dev-texlive/texlive-publishers)Īdd typesetting support for natural and computer sciences (dev-texlive/texlive-mathscience)Īdd support for dev-tex/tex4ht (for converting (La)TeX to (X)HTML, XML and OO.org)Īdd support for app-text/texi2html which converts texi files to HTMLĪdd support for FreeType and/or FreeType2 fontsĪdd support for XeTeX macros (dev-texlive/texlive-xetex)

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