Closed harvey-wei closed 4 years ago
The LiSu font is not included in the ttf-mscorefonts-installer
package.
The LiSu font is not included in the
ttf-mscorefonts-installer
package.https://packages.debian.org/sid/ttf-mscorefonts-installer Thanks. I made a mistake. I just checked and spotted that I directly exploit the LiSu font transferred from Windows 10. In LibreOffice on Ubuntu, LiSu font works well. But the problem is how to use LiSu in the CTex document.
You can configure the font as in ctex-fontset-windows.def
:
You can configure the font as in
ctex-fontset-windows.def
:https://github.com/CTeX-org/ctex-kit/blob/d7ecde5a77bd33ca489d45d4b267f178da494dab/ctex/ctex.dtx#L10741 Many Thanks! But should I make the configuration in the ctex-fontset-ubuntu.def in the way you indicated?
As illustrated in the above screenshot, \lishu still does not work even though the modification is made.
The configuration is not suitable in ctex-fontset-ubuntu.def
since LiSu is not natively provided in Ubuntu. You can move it to the preamble in your document.
The configuration is not suitable in
ctex-fontset-ubuntu.def
since LiSu is not natively provided in Ubuntu. You can move it to the preamble in your document.
Moving it the preamble copes with the issue perfectly! Thanks!
OS: Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Tex Editor: TexStudio Latex Distribution: Texlive2020 The LiSu font has already been installed from the command line by sudo apt install ttf-mscorefonts-installer