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106 lines
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# ISEC Slides Template
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Quickstart (CLI):
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```sh
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typst init @preview/definitely-not-isec-slides:1.0.1 slides
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```
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Quickstart (WebIDE):
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- [Create Document](https://typst.app/app?template=definitely-not-isec-slides&version=1.0.1)
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- [Homepage](https://typst.app/universe/package/definitely-not-isec-slides)
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Keep in mind you'll need the Open Sans font configured in the web editor.
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> [!NOTE]
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> If you are an ISEC or TUGraz employee and think that `isec-thesis` or
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> `tugraz-thesis` fits more, I would need an approval to allocate the name :)
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Tested typst version: `0.13.1`.
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Need a thesis? Check out the sibling package [definitely-not-isec-thesis](https://github.com/ecomaikgolf/typst-isec-thesis-template)
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## Typst
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### What's Typst?
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A modern typesetting system which has:
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- Milisecond incremental (memoized) builds¹
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- Subsecond full builds¹
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- Multithreaded builds per pagebreak
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- Easy rustc-like compiler error messages (and no intermediates!)
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- Transparent multiple compiler passes (no more mklatex/makefiles)
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- Simple & powerful scripting and syntax
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- WebAssembly plugin support (python/js interpreters in your thesis? Sure)
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Migrating from LaTeX? Check the [migration guide](https://typst.app/docs/guides/guide-for-latex-users/)
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¹: This is obviously not a serious benchmark and depends on the document. But
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it's fast trust me
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### Quick usage
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Start incremental compilations with:
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```sh
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typst watch slides.typ
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```
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then open the generated PDF:
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```sh
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xdg-open slides.typ
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```
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Now edit `slides.typ` and it will be incrementally built in each save.
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## Design
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## License `src/assets/tuglogo.svg`
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According to Wikipedia:
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> This logo image consists only of simple geometric shapes or text. It does not
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> meet the threshold of originality needed for copyright protection, and is
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> therefore in the public domain. [...]
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:TU_Graz.svg
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