Because all of the predefined beamer themes are overloaded with mostly useless stuff I decided to make my own minimalistic beamer theme.
Tools:
- xelatex
- biber
- makeglossaries
Fonts:
- Linux Biolinum
- Linux Libertine
- Consolas
Packages:
- see
content/misc/preamble.tex - I've installed the
texlive-mostmeta-package on Arch, buttexlive-fullfor ubuntu should also include all the needed packages
The author, title, department etc. has to be set in content/misc/variables.tex.
Simply call make. This will call make.sh subsequently which rsyncs your content in the build directory and copies the generated pdf's to the output folder afterwards. The rsync step is done to prevent your content folder from being cluttered with countless of auxiliary files. If you don't have cmake and rsync try to install a reasonable operating system ;).
- The titleframe will only show the section or subsection, depending where you are in the presentation
- With the
\plaintextframecommand you can set up a plain frame with a message vertically and horizontally centered, f.e. a Questions slide - Bibliography and glossary support
- A build script that prevents your content from being cluttered with auxiliary files
- plain frame command
- convert theme to sty files read
