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# Description - Presentation 36C3
Presentation for the Taler Snack Machine talk at the 36C3.
#### Author
Dominik Hofer <dominik.hofer@bfh.ch>
Marco Boss <marco.boss@students.bfh.ch>
### Linux Prerequisites (Debian/Ubuntu)
Follow the procedure below to install 3rd party package (Debian/Ubuntu).
Install used LaTex packages:
```bash
apt-get install texlive-base texlive-extra-utils texlive-generic-recommended texlive-latex-base texlive-latex-extra
```
Install used fonts packages:
```bash
apt-get install texlive-fonts-extra texlive-fonts-recommended
```
Install used build environment packages
```bash
apt-get install latexmk make git
```
Install used converter packages
```bash
apt-get install inkscape libcanberra-gtk-module
```
### Build Slides
Export LECTURE
```bash
export LECTURE=presentation_36C3.tex
```
Convert svg
```bash
make convert
```
Make slides
```bash
make slides
```
### Did You Know!?
#### List Lectures
Get an overview of available lectures
```bash
make list
```
#### LECTURE Environment Variable Support
If you do lots of builds when developing a specific "lecture", export the variable **LECTURE**
```bash
export LECTURE=lecture_sample
```
Having the variable "LECTURE" in the bash environment allows shorter build command.
```bash
make slide
```
#### Increase Verbosity Level
The variable DEBUG controls the verbosity level
* [0] As quiet as possible
* [1] Get more details to build steps (latexmk still in batch mode)
* [2] Build in interactive mode
Set a verbosity level other than zero
```bash
DEBUG=2
```
#### Get List of Available Lectures
To get an overview about lectures available in the "lectures" folder use the **list** target
```bash
make list
```
#### Convert XFIGs and SVGs
To convert fig and svg files use the **convert** target. Did you know the location for such files is fig or svg, respectively.
```bash
make convert
```
#### Compress Your Work
```bash
make archive
```
or
```bash
git archive --format zip --prefix <COURSE_NAME> --output ../<COURSE_NAME>.zip master
```
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