On Friday 01 August 2008 18:23:38 Enrico Forestieri wrote:
> LyX is quite versatile and you really don't need to write a class for
> including whatever you like by default. For example, I attach here a
> simple layout file which adds a "article (lm fonts)" to the document
> class combo. After you put it in ~/.lyx/layouts and reconfigure, you
> will have another article format which uses LM fonts by default.
> Of course, you can load it with whatever you deem absolutely necessary
> for producing beatiful documents.
This is the wrong way to use layouts. :-)
The use of a template here is the right thing to do, because if you start this
trend and you add another package to the combination you need 2 more layouts,
one with lmodern and package B and another with just \usepackage{B} in the
preamble.
Clearly this is sheer madness no matter if you like lmodern to be the default
or not. :-)
> --
> Enrico
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José Abílio
