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Tools for creating documentation: LaTeX, pandoc, Jekyll and related; setup for Ubuntu 12.04.
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## Jekyll: first setup ruby, gem (see ubuntu workstation setup notes); | |
## also need Javascript runtime: Node.js works | |
sudo apt-get install nodejs | |
sudo gem install json | |
sudo gem install rdoc | |
sudo gem install pygments.rb | |
sudo gem install jekyll | |
## LaTeX | |
sudo apt-get install texlive-full | |
sudo apt-get install texmaker | |
## pandoc: | |
## old versions in Ubuntu repositories; | |
## build using Haskell platform | |
## http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/installing.html | |
sudo apt-get install haskell-platform | |
cabal update | |
cabal install pandoc pandoc-citeproc | |
## pandoc executable now in ~/.cabal/bin/ | |
## addo to .bashrc (or ~/.bash_aliases): | |
## [ -d "$HOME/.cabal/bin" ] && export PATH="$HOME/.cabal/bin:$PATH" | |
## pandoc extension for jekyll: | |
## http://www.jekyll-plugins.com/plugins/jekyll-pandoc-plugin | |
## note edit in my fork for jekyll 2.* | |
## https://github.com/multidis/jekyll-pandoc-plugin | |
## sudo gem update jekyll (if needed) | |
sudo gem install pandoc-ruby | |
## set _config.yml appropriately for each jekyll site |
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