Metropolia Thesis LaTeX Template by Panu Leppäniemi, Patrik Luoto and Patrick Ausderau is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Use XeLaTeX as a compiler.
Usual compilation sequence (minted package require external Python Pygments script to be installed (check the docs))
# minted require -shell-escape to run external script.
# -8bit avoid ^^I for tabs in minted.
$ xelatex -shell-escape -8bit main
# If any change in the bibliography
$ bibtex8 main
# If any change with the abbreviation or acronym
$ makeglossaries main
#Then compile again
$ xelatex -shell-escape -8bit main
#And if still some citation or label warnings, compile once more
$ xelatex -shell-escape -8bit main
- Same instructions as for ShareLaTeX (below); but to Overleaf
- Among others advantages: unlimited collaborators and git access with free account
- Fork this project (optional (advantage of fork is to synchronize your github and overleaf projects with your local clone))
- Clone your fork (or this github project) to your local computer
- Follow the instructions to create a new Overleaf project from existing git repo
- Once done, open your Overleaf project and from Settings menu change "LaTeX Engine" to XeLaTeX
- Download this project as zip (or fork)
- Create an account on ShareLaTeX (if not already have one)
- Once logged in ShareLaTeX: Open Project section. Then New Project → Upload Project → select the zip (otherwise with the paid version you could sync with github (your fork))
- Once project opened: from the menu change "compiler" to XeLaTeX
Use (2) spaces instead of tabs.