Paper 47:latex Chinese Display (EXT)

Chinese support needs Cjk-latex, the Chinese can use GB and GBK two fonts, GBK need to copy *.TTC or *.ttf from Windows, GB fonts are used under Linux.
　　
First say support GB of Chinese display, install the following Deb package:
Apt-get Install Cjk-latex Tetex-extra tetex-doc TFM-ARPHIC-GBSN00LP tfm-arphic-gkai00mp TTF-ARPHIC-GBSN00LP TTF-ARPHIC-GKAI00MP,
Edit Tex Source Files Sample.tex
coosbay:~/tex# Cat Sample.tex
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\begin{cjk*}{gb}{song}
Show Chinese
\end{cjk*}{gb}{song}
\end{document}
　　
Next only latex sample.tex is needed; DVIPDFM Sample.dvi can generate sample.pdf files. GB supports both {song} and {kai} fonts.
　　
If you need to support GBK font files, you will need to install Texmf-zh (this package is in the USTC directory, including install-gbkfonts,update-gbkfonts,remove-gbkfonts three commands)
　　
Running Install-gbkfonts *.ttf def
Description: Here def is the name used later in the Tex file, must be lowercase, uppercase not!
　　
Tex files are as follows
\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\USEPACKAGE{CJK}
\begin{document}
\begin{cjk*}{gbk}{song}
Show Chinese
\end{cjk*}
\end{document}
　　
The process of making PDFs is the same as on GB. All TEXMF related files are under/usr/share/texmf-zh.
　　
The English Tex does not need CJK packages. PDF files can be generated directly Pdflatex *.tex.
　　
The specific Tex typesetting format also needs to be studied slowly. These are the mini-howto of TETEX+CJK under Debian.
No more worrying about producing PDF files, ~cheer!
Previously on different systems have done latex in Chinese, and system files are put together, re-install the system is gone, this time reference several articles, found in fact very simple, re-install the system is not related.
　　
1 installation of the pre-Tex package
Apt-get Install Tetex-bin tetex-base tetex-extra Cjk-latex dvipdfm-cjk-cmap
And then on
Http://learn.tsinghua.edu.cn/homepage/2001315450/programs.html
　　
Download the gbkfonts executable file as long as the gbkfonts static link file is available, then chmod +x gbkfonts && CP Gbkfonts/usr/local/bin
　　
2 Set up Texmf-local recommendation do not put directly under the/USR/SHARE/TEXMF, so that later upgrade inconvenient. Suppose your Chinese font is like Simsun.ttf simkai.ttf ... The file is placed under/usr/share/fonts/zh and is now configured as a normal user.
　　
　　
mkdir ~/TEXMF
CD ~/TEXMF
Gbkfonts/usr/share/fonts/zh/simsun.ttf Song
Gbkfonts/usr/share/fonts/zh/simkai.ttf Kai
...
...
Other fonts are generated in the same way.
　　　　
3 Configuration Files
　　
Code:
　　　　
MV Cid-x.map dvipdfm/config/
MV Cjk.map dvips/config/
Cp/usr/share/texmf/dvips/config/config.ps dvips/config/
echo ' P +cjk.map ' >> dvips/config/config.ps
MV Pdftex.cfg pdftex/config/
Mktexlsr
　　　
　　
4 Testing
　　
Code:
　　　　
　　
　　
\documentclass{article}
\USEPACKAGE{CJK}
\begin{document}
\begin{cjk}{gbk}{song}
This is latex.
\END{CJK}
\end{document}
　　　
Then latex test && DVIPDFM test should be able to generate test.pdf files.
　　
　　
The advantage of this is that after each reinstallation of the system as long as the basic Tex environment and Cjk-latex package installed, as long as the run MKTEXLSR is OK, because the ~/TEXMF directory is the default MKTEXLSR search path.
　　
　　
Supplement: With
CP-APL */usr/share/texmf/
Copy best, Debian texmt many are symlink

Paper 47:latex Chinese Display (EXT)