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Where can I find the font In XeLaTeX?
Well, recently I downloaded a LaTeX template for a CV from http://www.latextemplates.com The template uses the Fontin font found here: http://www.exljbris.com/fontin.html Yet, when I try to compile the document using XeLaTeX, and something goes wrong as I get the following error and no pdf file is produced:
Why do I get a font not found error with XeTeX?
If you don’t have it, you will get a “font-not-found” error, and you will have to find the TTF/OTF/AAT font and install it in your system (hopefully, it’s a free font). You are compiling your template using pdflatex, as is suggested by the error message. Instead, you need to compile it using either xetex (or xelatex) or luatex (or lualatex ).
Do you need XeTeX to use fontspec with pdfTeX?
fontspec doesn’t work with PDFTeX (and thus pdflatex) indeed. It requires XeTeX or LuaTeX (in recent versions). If the template you are using makes use of fontspec, it means it wants to use system fonts (TTF/OTF/AAT).
What kind of fonts do you use in fontspec?
If the template you are using makes use of fontspec, it means it wants to use system fonts (TTF/OTF/AAT). You will need to compile this document using XeTeX ( xelatex) or LuaTeX ( lualatex ). Note that using XeTeX or LuaTeX may not be sufficient to compile this example, as you will also need to have the font required for it.
Why is my font not found in XeTeX?
In a partition where I have a Debian installed all works fine. The .otf are property of root-staff and permission are -rw——. The same in the other, not working partition… The algorithms to find fonts in XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX are different.
How to install font in TeX LaTeX Stack Exchange?
Right click on the font and ” install it for all users ” . Thanks for contributing an answer to TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange! Please be sure to answer the question.
Is the font ” Linux Libertine ” cannot be found?
The font “Linux Libertine” cannot be found. …sianfont [Script=Cyrillic] {Linux Libertine} Full log is here. I am using TeXLive2016 on OpenSuSE 13.2. I’ve installed it by enabling the TeXLive RPM repo, which is essentially a tool to convert the CTAN files into RPM packages.