I always install manually, I never bothered with the texlive in the repositories since I consider it obsolete most of the time. At the moment they still seem to be using texlive 2009 which was frozen...
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I always install manually, I never bothered with the texlive in the repositories since I consider it obsolete most of the time. At the moment they still seem to be using texlive 2009 which was frozen...
My main pc I seldomnly turn off. My netbook I shutdown with sudo halt, since it runs awesome wm and has no gui shutdown option.
When I put the \begin{document} after the usepackage declarations everything looks fine here.
In my office I still run 10.10 with gnome 2. Perhaps I will upgrade to xubuntu 11.10, but I am not sure yet. At home I alternate between Xfce and Awesome wm in Arch. On occasion I mess a bit with...
I would recommend using pdf2latex with eps2pdf to convert the images on the fly to pdf. You might need to add --shell-escape to the compile command to get it to work.
For me, the dvi --> ps --> pdf...
Why not have a look at Mate. The website seems to have been down for a while, but there is still activity on github and the Arch forum.
I agree with cariboo907 on checking the code a bit before...
I think this should give the right result,
\begin{figure}
\begin{minipage}[c][\textheight]{\textwidth}
\includegraphics[width=\figwidth]{figname}
\caption{this is a figure}
...
If it almost fits you could shrink the contents a bit using
\begin{frame}[shrink=shrinkpercentage]{Frame title}
...
\end{frame}
Another option is to use the allowframebreaks option,
...
This has been my main question regarding unity as well.
Why docky and gnome-do weren't used.
I used to juggle quite a lot, but haven't in a long time now. I can do 4 balls quite comfortably, but never went over that. I blame the ceiling :)
There is the advanced bash scripting guide
http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/
The 'Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Bible' is quite a nice book, I think.
Talking constructive criticism, that sure is a nice comment.
Instead of writing "because you think it is fundamentally flawed" I could have written, "because you dislike the basic concept", or...
I meant "and" in the sense of having both installed and sometimes working in one or the other. Most of the time I use Xfce, but recently I started playing with openbox again.
Only people who agree are allowed to speak?
If you don't agree with an idea, because you think it is fundamentally flawed, it is fairly difficult to give criticism that will be considered...
Here you can find the Dutch wiki and its wine page,
http://wiki.ubuntu-nl.org/
http://wiki.ubuntu-nl.org/community/Wine?action=show&redirect=Wine
Perhaps you can find information on the Dutch...
Pytyle works with xfce as well.
I hope that first line doesn't start another vim vs. emacs war, I'd say both have their strengths and which is better is fairly subjective. In the end you should just play with different editors I...
I run dropbox with encfs, which works like a charm. Only problem could be windows pc's but since I have none, that isn't an issue for me.
For me personally, maintining Arch is less work than Ubuntu. Since, I use a fair amount of software that is either outdated or not at all in the ubuntu repositories. In arch these tools are usually...
I write in latex using vim, but I would also like some software that makes the planning part easier. I looked into sciplore a while back. It's sort of a fork of freemind with bibtex support and some...
I can't. I have no display manager installed, so I boot into a cli :)
Taking the liberty to assume you comment on me saying I never really liked kde ;) I don't hate kde at all, it looks great and I'm sure it works great as well. My personal preference just lies...
For me it was similar, I installed openbox and xfce to play around and see which I liked best. I never really liked kde, so I did not try that. I've looked at lxde in the past, but decided to go with...
That was my expectation as well, even more after starting to use xfce myself and liking it. Recently I started playing with pytyle in xfce as well. Turning it into a tiling wm whenever it is...
It would be interesting to see how many people switched to xfce after the release of unity and gnome-shell.
I had 11.04 in classic mode, but recently installed arch with xfce, openbox and...