PhD thesis, uiophd documentclass and home computer. Done.
Using the uiophd documentclass in a latex file on your home computer:
Adjusting large figures using LaTeX
Friday, May 3rd, 2013 Commands, Software adjustment, figure, gummi, LaTeX, page, PhD, thesis, writing None
Typesetting my thesis I came across this problem:
I had a large figure (containing many panes) I wanted to print on one page with a caption underneath.
Writer2LaTeX
Friday, March 22nd, 2013 Commands, Software, University of Oslo gummi, LaTeX, LibreOffice, PhD, thesis, UiO, writing None
So, it’s finally time to start typesetting my PhD thesis. I decided to go with LaTeX. Main reason: avoid format fuck-ups. The University of Oslo has their own PhD document class. The guidelines can be found here: http://www.mn.uio.no/ifi/tjenester/it/hjelp/latex/uiophd.html
Now, my supervisors are not really familiar with LaTeX, which makes it hard to collaborate on these documents. However, writing documents in LibreOffice Writer and then converting them to tex-files which can be linked together and compiled into one “thesis document” proved quite easy. I just installed Writer2LaTeX. Here is how I got it to work with LibreOffice (in Ubuntu):
- Download Writer2LaTeX extension from this place
http://writer2latex.sourceforge.net/index11.html - Install the downloaded extension in LibreOffice (Tools -> Extension Manager -> Add)
- I got an error message and it looked like it had something to do with Java, so I ran this line (in terminal) to install some missing packages
sudo apt-get install openoffice.org-java-common - Finally I enabled the Writer2LaTeX extension and now I’m all set.
(BTW – If the extension doesn’t appear in the manager at this step, try installing it once again)
If you’re an Ubuntu user like me – check out Gummi. Real neat for editing LaTeX.
http://dev.midnightcoding.org/projects/gummi
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