Hello,
If we know the latex package to use, how can we find the texlive package to install ?
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- Johannes_B
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How to find the texlive package to install ?
Is the package on CTAN? Is the package included in TeX Live?
TeX Live offers the TeX Live manager or alternatively the TL Cockpit. Both have a search where you can find the package.
TeX Live offers the TeX Live manager or alternatively the TL Cockpit. Both have a search where you can find the package.
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
How to find the texlive package to install ?
For example,Johannes_B wrote:Is the package on CTAN? Is the package included in TeX Live?fourier
, I know it's intexlive-fonts-extra
and that I can install it within Ubuntu. But how to find it if I didn't know it ?Code: Select all
sudo tlmgr install texlive-fonts-extra
How would you useJohannes_B wrote:TeX Live offers the TeX Live managertlmgr
:?Code: Select all
tlmgr search --word --global fourier
And TL Cockpit is installed with :Johannes_B wrote: or alternatively the TL Cockpit. Both have a search where you can find the package.?Code: Select all
tlmgr install tlcockpit
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How to find the texlive package to install ?
What actual package are you trying to install?
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
How to find the texlive package to install ?
The packages are :
stmaryrd
tikzsymbols
aurical
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How to find the texlive package to install ?
Hi Thomas!
You can do, at the command prompt in a terminal window:
It returns the Ubuntu (Debian) package name. You can checke that one by
Also, you could search for files, such as
Stefan
You can do, at the command prompt in a terminal window:
apt-cache search stmaryrd
It returns the Ubuntu (Debian) package name. You can checke that one by
apt-cache show
nameAlso, you could search for files, such as
apt-file search aurical.sty
Stefan
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