Questions tagged [ifplatform]
The package `ifplatform` provides means to have switches for the operating systems `OS`, `Linux` and `Windows` in order to maintain package or template\document code according to platform specific settings.
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ifplatform.sty error after installing MiKTeX on Ubuntu Mate 16.04
I can't tell if this is Windows or *nix; you appear to be neither.
The error above is what I receive even when I try to compile something as simple as this:
\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\...
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Asana-Math versus asana-math
I am using TexLive 2016 with LuaTeX on Linux, but I believe that my question is generally applicable to LaTeX on any platform. I cannot switch to XeTeX. Before coming here, I found Is there a way to ...
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How to make image insertion platform independent?
When I wrote my LaTeX file in windows, I have just given the name of the image without extension to add it anywhere like the following.
\begin{figure}[h]
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.6]...
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shell escape is disabled
I am trying to use minted for code highlighting. Now to use this package I need to enable shell escape. So I have set the compiler options as follows:
However, I am still getting the same error from ...
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Set draft depending on operating system
I'm working on two different operating systems - MacOS and Windows. While the main part of my work is done on OSX, I sometimes switch to windows for several reasons.
Problem is: Windows and OSX don'...
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XeLaTeX and ifplatform/catchfile (loaded by "minted"): Errors on compilation [closed]
FOR THE RECORD
I was unable to test any of the solutions provided, as I changed my main system last year. After that, no more problems arose. I suspect the old system had problems with the hard drive....
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LaTeX OS recognition [duplicate]
Let's say I want to create a document class. Is there a way to make LaTex choose between packages (or package options) depending on the OS I'm working on?
More precisely, I want LaTeX to switch ...
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Is there a macro telling which OS we're using?
I got some LaTeX documents that I have to compile them under different TeX Live, such as MacTeX or TeX Live. But in different OS, the font seems different too, for example, while in Windows, I prefer ...