Note: I'm using Vagrant, so latex compiler will be installed in a VM.
- Download & Install Vagrant on your machine (https://www.vagrantup.com/)
- Download & Install VirtualBox. Vagrant uses virtualbox to create a local VM.
- Run the following command to initalize a debian lenny VM on your machine:
vagrant init felipelavinz/debian-lenny; vagrant up --provider virtualbox
- Run
vagrant ssh
on your terminal to open the console of your VM. - Update apt sources
- Open sources file in your favorite editor
sudo vim /etc/apt/sources.list
. I prefer vim but other editors like vi/nano can also be used - Append following lines on the top of sources file:
deb http://exp1.fkp.physik.tu-darmstadt.de/tuddesign/ lenny tud-design deb-src http://exp1.fkp.physik.tu-darmstadt.de/tuddesign/ lenny tud-design
- Open sources file in your favorite editor
- Run following commands to finalize installation: (Note: Ubuntu will complain that these sources are unreliable for installation, ignore all those warnings)
sudo apt-get update ; \
sudo apt-get install debian-tuddesign-keyring ; \
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install t1-tudfonts tex-tudfonts ttf-tudfonts
sudo apt-get install latex-tuddesign
sudo apt-get install latex-tuddesign-thesis
- Download the latex Template:
https://www.kom.tu-darmstadt.de/fileadmin/Externer_Bereich/Teaching/Theses/Templates/tudkom_students_v1.1.zip
- Update tex files & compile using following commands:
latex tudkom_students__20131209_v1.1.tex
pdflatex tudkom_students__20131209_v1.1.tex
- To access your local os directory (vagrant automatically mounts the current directory to vm), change directory to /vagrant folder
cd /vagrant