Use Gummi to write Chinese Latex in Ubuntu

Basic concepts: Ubuntu is an operating system. I use 12.04LTS64bitGummi. It is a very useful latex editing environment. Latex is a typographical language, similar to Tex, XeLatex, PDFLatex, and so on. I am too lazy to install TexLive. To save trouble, it is quite large to install sudoapt-getinstalltexlive-full directly. Please wait. Install Chinese sudoapt-g after installation

Basic Concepts
Ubuntu is an operating system and I use 12.04 LTS 64bit

Gummi is a useful latex editing Environment

Latex is a typographical language, such as Tex, XeLatex, and PDFLatex.

Install TexLive
I am relatively lazy. To save trouble, install them all

Sudo apt-get install texlive-full

This is quite big. Please wait. Install Chinese characters after installation

Sudo apt-get install latex-cjk-all

Install gummi
Sudo apt-get install gummi

Then open gummi. The latex writing method is beyond the scope of this article. Here we only give a template that can be compiled, and let others figure it out.

\ Documentclass [11pt] {article}

\ Usepackage {CJK}

\ Usepackage {indentfirst}

\ Setlength {\ parindent} {2em}

\ Usepackage {amsmath, amssymb}

\ Usepackage {latexsym}

\ Usepackage [latin1] {inputenc}

\ Usepackage {pgf}

\ Usepackage {tikz}

\ Usetikzlibrary {arrows, automata}

\ Begin {document}

\ Begin {CJK} {UTF8} {gbsn}

\ Title {introduction to Communication Principles (iii )}

\ Author {James}

\ Date {\ today}

\ Maketitle

% Chapter 3, 2, 4, 11, 14, 29

\ Section * {3.2}

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\ End {CJK}

\ End {document}