Michael Johnson wrote:
Paul wrote:
2. There's a port of the MiKTeX package manager for Linux. Last I
checked it still lacked a graphical interface, so you have to run it
from a terminal. The advantage is that you can install individual
packages as needed. Note that, unlike MiKTeX on Window
Paul wrote:
> TeXLive takes some adjusting to for us MiKTeX users. :-) Whereas
> MiKTeX bundles most of the LaTeX packages individually, TeXLive bundles
> clusters of them in one package. For instance, subfigure is in
> texlive-latex-extra (as are wrapfig and nomencl).
>
Ah, this is making mor
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
> Unfortunately, it's still not available from the Ubuntu repositories.
> One can of course install it manually (if one knows what one is doing).
I always use the official media (DVD) from the TUG, which is trivial to
install (the only problem is getting your distro package m
Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote:
TeXLive 2008 has a package manager as well, including a GUI, that lets you
install and update individual packages. The only thing it doesn't, as opposed
to MikTeX PM, is on-the-fly-installing.
Unfortunately, it's still not available from the Ubuntu repositories.
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
> TeXLive takes some adjusting to for us MiKTeX users. :-) Whereas
> MiKTeX bundles most of the LaTeX packages individually, TeXLive bundles
> clusters of them in one package. For instance, subfigure is in
> texlive-latex-extra (as are wrapfig and nomencl).
This is of cours
peppergrower wrote:
I'm used to TeXnicCenter and MikTex on Windows, but I decided to give LyX
(1.55) a try on my Ubuntu 8.10 system, and I'm having difficulty creating
PDFs. When I run pdflatex from within LyX, it keeps saying I'm missing
basic packages: like subfigure, and wrapfig, and nomencl.
missing here?
Many thanks,
peppergrower
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