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Today i figured out how to use system-installed-fonts with the fontspec-package and LuaLaTeX. But i can't figure out how to use fonts, that are installed in my texmf-tree!
The fontspec-Manual says (p. 10), that LuaLaTeX will see fonts installed in my texmf-tree and i can enter the name via a human readable-string (eg. Latin Modern Roman) or the filename (eg. ec-lmr10.tmf).
Even though i have confirmed that this file (and hence the font) is installed on my system in my texmf-tree, i can't get it to compile! I always get a
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!
! fontspec error: "font-not-found"
!
! The font "ec-lmr10.tfm" cannot be found.
!
! See the fontspec documentation for further information.
!
! For immediate help type H <return>.
!...............................................
l.13 setmainfontec-lmr10.tfm
?
Am i getting something wrong?
How can i use LaTeX-fonts with fontspec and LuaLaTeX?
fonts luatex fontspec filesystem-access texmf-local
asked Sep 1 at 13:33
Tim Hilt
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Today i figured out how to use system-installed-fonts with the fontspec-package and LuaLaTeX. But i can't figure out how to use fonts, that are installed in my texmf-tree!
The fontspec-Manual says (p. 10), that LuaLaTeX will see fonts installed in my texmf-tree and i can enter the name via a human readable-string (eg. Latin Modern Roman) or the filename (eg. ec-lmr10.tmf).
Even though i have confirmed that this file (and hence the font) is installed on my system in my texmf-tree, i can't get it to compile! I always get a
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!
! fontspec error: "font-not-found"
!
! The font "ec-lmr10.tfm" cannot be found.
!
! See the fontspec documentation for further information.
!
! For immediate help type H <return>.
!...............................................
l.13 setmainfontec-lmr10.tfm
?
Am i getting something wrong?
How can i use LaTeX-fonts with fontspec and LuaLaTeX?
fonts luatex fontspec filesystem-access texmf-local
asked Sep 1 at 13:33
Tim Hilt
536
1
you can not load tfm fonts via fontspec (latin modern is available as OpenType, and is the default font in lualatex so you do not have to do anything at all toi get latin modern)
– David Carlisle
Sep 1 at 13:44
What is wrong withusepackagelmodernif you want to use these fonts if not using the default ones?
– TeXnician
Sep 1 at 13:45
The question wasn't specifically about Latin Modern, it was about fonts in the texmf-tree! So, in general i would be better of with installing the desired font manually and using it like a system-font?
– Tim Hilt
Sep 1 at 14:15
@TimHilt The file name islmroman10-regular.otf(for 10 pt)
– Joseph Wright♦
Sep 1 at 14:19
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Today i figured out how to use system-installed-fonts with the fontspec-package and LuaLaTeX. But i can't figure out how to use fonts, that are installed in my texmf-tree!
The fontspec-Manual says (p. 10), that LuaLaTeX will see fonts installed in my texmf-tree and i can enter the name via a human readable-string (eg. Latin Modern Roman) or the filename (eg. ec-lmr10.tmf).
Even though i have confirmed that this file (and hence the font) is installed on my system in my texmf-tree, i can't get it to compile! I always get a
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!
! fontspec error: "font-not-found"
!
! The font "ec-lmr10.tfm" cannot be found.
!
! See the fontspec documentation for further information.
!
! For immediate help type H <return>.
!...............................................
l.13 setmainfontec-lmr10.tfm
?
Am i getting something wrong?
How can i use LaTeX-fonts with fontspec and LuaLaTeX?
fonts luatex fontspec filesystem-access texmf-local
asked Sep 1 at 13:33
Tim Hilt
536
Today i figured out how to use system-installed-fonts with the fontspec-package and LuaLaTeX. But i can't figure out how to use fonts, that are installed in my texmf-tree!
The fontspec-Manual says (p. 10), that LuaLaTeX will see fonts installed in my texmf-tree and i can enter the name via a human readable-string (eg. Latin Modern Roman) or the filename (eg. ec-lmr10.tmf).
Even though i have confirmed that this file (and hence the font) is installed on my system in my texmf-tree, i can't get it to compile! I always get a
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!
! fontspec error: "font-not-found"
!
! The font "ec-lmr10.tfm" cannot be found.
!
! See the fontspec documentation for further information.
!
! For immediate help type H <return>.
!...............................................
l.13 setmainfontec-lmr10.tfm
?
Am i getting something wrong?
How can i use LaTeX-fonts with fontspec and LuaLaTeX?
fonts luatex fontspec filesystem-access texmf-local
asked Sep 1 at 13:33
Tim Hilt
536
asked Sep 1 at 13:33
Tim Hilt
536
asked Sep 1 at 13:33
Tim Hilt
536
asked Sep 1 at 13:33
Tim Hilt
536
536
1
you can not load tfm fonts via fontspec (latin modern is available as OpenType, and is the default font in lualatex so you do not have to do anything at all toi get latin modern)
– David Carlisle
Sep 1 at 13:44
What is wrong withusepackagelmodernif you want to use these fonts if not using the default ones?
– TeXnician
Sep 1 at 13:45
The question wasn't specifically about Latin Modern, it was about fonts in the texmf-tree! So, in general i would be better of with installing the desired font manually and using it like a system-font?
– Tim Hilt
Sep 1 at 14:15
@TimHilt The file name islmroman10-regular.otf(for 10 pt)
– Joseph Wright♦
Sep 1 at 14:19
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1
you can not load tfm fonts via fontspec (latin modern is available as OpenType, and is the default font in lualatex so you do not have to do anything at all toi get latin modern)
– David Carlisle
Sep 1 at 13:44
What is wrong withusepackagelmodernif you want to use these fonts if not using the default ones?
– TeXnician
Sep 1 at 13:45
The question wasn't specifically about Latin Modern, it was about fonts in the texmf-tree! So, in general i would be better of with installing the desired font manually and using it like a system-font?
– Tim Hilt
Sep 1 at 14:15
@TimHilt The file name islmroman10-regular.otf(for 10 pt)
– Joseph Wright♦
Sep 1 at 14:19
1
1
you can not load tfm fonts via fontspec (latin modern is available as OpenType, and is the default font in lualatex so you do not have to do anything at all toi get latin modern)
– David Carlisle
Sep 1 at 13:44
you can not load tfm fonts via fontspec (latin modern is available as OpenType, and is the default font in lualatex so you do not have to do anything at all toi get latin modern)
– David Carlisle
Sep 1 at 13:44
What is wrong with
usepackagelmodern if you want to use these fonts if not using the default ones?– TeXnician
Sep 1 at 13:45
What is wrong with
usepackagelmodern if you want to use these fonts if not using the default ones?– TeXnician
Sep 1 at 13:45
The question wasn't specifically about Latin Modern, it was about fonts in the texmf-tree! So, in general i would be better of with installing the desired font manually and using it like a system-font?
– Tim Hilt
Sep 1 at 14:15
The question wasn't specifically about Latin Modern, it was about fonts in the texmf-tree! So, in general i would be better of with installing the desired font manually and using it like a system-font?
– Tim Hilt
Sep 1 at 14:15
@TimHilt The file name is
lmroman10-regular.otf (for 10 pt)– Joseph Wright♦
Sep 1 at 14:19
@TimHilt The file name is
lmroman10-regular.otf (for 10 pt)– Joseph Wright♦
Sep 1 at 14:19
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fontspec is made for Open-Type-Fonts, that's why the .tfm-file didn't work. Also, @JosephWright pointed out the right name for the mentioned Latin Modern Roman font which i can therefore use with fontspec.
When i may want or need a certain font, .ttf or .otf would be the best format for fontspec to deal with. Such fonts can be found with
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.ttf
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.otf
for system-installed-fonts or
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.ttf
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.otf
for fonts in my texmf-tree.
If some font is not installed in my system or not available in the desired format through the tex-installation, there's the possibility to install the font via a package or put the matching .ttf / .otf file in .fonts and run fc-cache -f -v to update fc-list.
answered Sep 1 at 15:27
Tim Hilt
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documentclassarticle
begindocument
foo
enddocument
running with current lualatex from TeXLive creates a document with the icluded Latin Modern:
$ pdffonts zzz2.pdf
name type encoding emb sub uni object ID
------------------------- ----------------- ---------------- --- --- --- ---------
NAGORB+LMRoman10-Regular CID Type 0C Identity-H yes yes yes 4 0
answered Sep 1 at 14:04
Herbert
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
fontspec is made for Open-Type-Fonts, that's why the .tfm-file didn't work. Also, @JosephWright pointed out the right name for the mentioned Latin Modern Roman font which i can therefore use with fontspec.
When i may want or need a certain font, .ttf or .otf would be the best format for fontspec to deal with. Such fonts can be found with
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.ttf
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.otf
for system-installed-fonts or
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.ttf
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.otf
for fonts in my texmf-tree.
If some font is not installed in my system or not available in the desired format through the tex-installation, there's the possibility to install the font via a package or put the matching .ttf / .otf file in .fonts and run fc-cache -f -v to update fc-list.
answered Sep 1 at 15:27
Tim Hilt
536
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
fontspec is made for Open-Type-Fonts, that's why the .tfm-file didn't work. Also, @JosephWright pointed out the right name for the mentioned Latin Modern Roman font which i can therefore use with fontspec.
When i may want or need a certain font, .ttf or .otf would be the best format for fontspec to deal with. Such fonts can be found with
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.ttf
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.otf
for system-installed-fonts or
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.ttf
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.otf
for fonts in my texmf-tree.
If some font is not installed in my system or not available in the desired format through the tex-installation, there's the possibility to install the font via a package or put the matching .ttf / .otf file in .fonts and run fc-cache -f -v to update fc-list.
answered Sep 1 at 15:27
Tim Hilt
536
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
fontspec is made for Open-Type-Fonts, that's why the .tfm-file didn't work. Also, @JosephWright pointed out the right name for the mentioned Latin Modern Roman font which i can therefore use with fontspec.
When i may want or need a certain font, .ttf or .otf would be the best format for fontspec to deal with. Such fonts can be found with
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.ttf
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.otf
for system-installed-fonts or
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.ttf
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.otf
for fonts in my texmf-tree.
If some font is not installed in my system or not available in the desired format through the tex-installation, there's the possibility to install the font via a package or put the matching .ttf / .otf file in .fonts and run fc-cache -f -v to update fc-list.
answered Sep 1 at 15:27
Tim Hilt
536
fontspec is made for Open-Type-Fonts, that's why the .tfm-file didn't work. Also, @JosephWright pointed out the right name for the mentioned Latin Modern Roman font which i can therefore use with fontspec.
When i may want or need a certain font, .ttf or .otf would be the best format for fontspec to deal with. Such fonts can be found with
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.ttf
fc-list | grep <font-name>*.otf
for system-installed-fonts or
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.ttf
find /usr/share/texmf-dist/fonts/ -name <file-name>.otf
for fonts in my texmf-tree.
If some font is not installed in my system or not available in the desired format through the tex-installation, there's the possibility to install the font via a package or put the matching .ttf / .otf file in .fonts and run fc-cache -f -v to update fc-list.
answered Sep 1 at 15:27
Tim Hilt
536
answered Sep 1 at 15:27
Tim Hilt
536
answered Sep 1 at 15:27
Tim Hilt
536
answered Sep 1 at 15:27
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documentclassarticle
begindocument
foo
enddocument
running with current lualatex from TeXLive creates a document with the icluded Latin Modern:
$ pdffonts zzz2.pdf
name type encoding emb sub uni object ID
------------------------- ----------------- ---------------- --- --- --- ---------
NAGORB+LMRoman10-Regular CID Type 0C Identity-H yes yes yes 4 0
answered Sep 1 at 14:04
Herbert
261k21395705
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up vote
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documentclassarticle
begindocument
foo
enddocument
running with current lualatex from TeXLive creates a document with the icluded Latin Modern:
$ pdffonts zzz2.pdf
name type encoding emb sub uni object ID
------------------------- ----------------- ---------------- --- --- --- ---------
NAGORB+LMRoman10-Regular CID Type 0C Identity-H yes yes yes 4 0
answered Sep 1 at 14:04
Herbert
261k21395705
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
documentclassarticle
begindocument
foo
enddocument
running with current lualatex from TeXLive creates a document with the icluded Latin Modern:
$ pdffonts zzz2.pdf
name type encoding emb sub uni object ID
------------------------- ----------------- ---------------- --- --- --- ---------
NAGORB+LMRoman10-Regular CID Type 0C Identity-H yes yes yes 4 0
answered Sep 1 at 14:04
Herbert
261k21395705
documentclassarticle
begindocument
foo
enddocument
running with current lualatex from TeXLive creates a document with the icluded Latin Modern:
$ pdffonts zzz2.pdf
name type encoding emb sub uni object ID
------------------------- ----------------- ---------------- --- --- --- ---------
NAGORB+LMRoman10-Regular CID Type 0C Identity-H yes yes yes 4 0
answered Sep 1 at 14:04
Herbert
261k21395705
answered Sep 1 at 14:04
Herbert
261k21395705
answered Sep 1 at 14:04
Herbert
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answered Sep 1 at 14:04
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you can not load tfm fonts via fontspec (latin modern is available as OpenType, and is the default font in lualatex so you do not have to do anything at all toi get latin modern)
– David Carlisle
Sep 1 at 13:44
What is wrong with
usepackagelmodernif you want to use these fonts if not using the default ones?– TeXnician
Sep 1 at 13:45
The question wasn't specifically about Latin Modern, it was about fonts in the texmf-tree! So, in general i would be better of with installing the desired font manually and using it like a system-font?
– Tim Hilt
Sep 1 at 14:15
@TimHilt The file name is
lmroman10-regular.otf(for 10 pt)– Joseph Wright♦
Sep 1 at 14:19