On Sat, Jan 21, 2006 at 05:37:26PM +0100, Ralf Stubner wrote:
[...]
> ,----[ /usr/share/doc/lmodern/README.Debian.gz ]
[...]
> `----
>
> One could replace this with
>
> ,----
> | How to use the Latin Modern fonts with LaTeX-based engines [1]?
> | ---------------------------------------------------------------
> |
> | By adding
> |
> | \usepackage{lmodern}
> |
> | to the preamble of your document, the default Roman, Sans Serif and
> | TeleType fonts will taken from the Latin Modern family.
> |
> | Please don't forget to select a suitable fontencoding. For example, for
> | most texts using the latin script you should include
> |
> | \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
> | \usepackage{textcomp}
> |
> | in the preamble.
> |
> | [1] By LaTeX-based engine, I mean a program such as latex or pdflatex.
> `----
Exactly my point!
Thanks for clarifying.
I really do like it, if Debian packages have a
README.Debian, that gives "quick start" infos, as most
other stuff is already prepared to "work out of the box",
one just needs to know, how to use it "on Debian".
> This text assumes that people who need other encodings than T1 (current
> lmodern package supports also QX, current upstream supports at least
> also T5) know what to change.
>
> Of course, it would be better if upstream would provide better
> documentation, so that one could refer users to 'texdoc lmodern'.
As mentioned above, I like the quickstart info, if upstream
has more docs, the above text could have some "For more
details, see the docs in ...".
Elrond
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