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I'm askin a very simple question. I'm using XeLaTeX on Linux, and it's working perfectly. I know that Latin Modern Roman is the default font used by usepackage{fontspec}. However I would like to know what is its name: I tried to use



setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman}


but it tells me that it couldn't find such a font. Even in ShareLaTeX I have the same problem. This can be useful if I decide to switch font and then to return to Latin Modern? Which name should I use?



thanks



EDIT



Performing fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern" on the command shell I get



LatinModernMathJax_Alphabets-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Arrows-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_DoubleStruck-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Fraktur-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Latin-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Main-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Marks-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Misc-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Monospace-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_NonUnicode-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Normal-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Operators-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_SansSerif-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Script-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Shapes-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size1-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size2-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size3-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size4-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size5-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size6-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size7-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Symbols-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Variants-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"


it seems that all Latin Modern I have depend on MathJax, it's strange.






fonts xetex latin-modern







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    whether you can access a font by internal font name depends on where it is installed but for latin modern fontfamily{lmr}selectfont should always work

    – David Carlisle
    Dec 14 '16 at 15:56











  • Try setmainfont{LM Roman 10} (or 12 if your base size is 12pt).

    – Bernard
    Dec 14 '16 at 16:20











  • It doesn't work, while setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman} works with lualatex. How can I make it work also with xelatex?

    – MaPo
    Dec 14 '16 at 16:23











  • What do you get at a prompt with fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern"?

    – Arash Esbati
    Dec 14 '16 at 17:06













  • @ArashEsbati I've just edited my question

    – MaPo
    Dec 14 '16 at 17:17
















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I'm askin a very simple question. I'm using XeLaTeX on Linux, and it's working perfectly. I know that Latin Modern Roman is the default font used by usepackage{fontspec}. However I would like to know what is its name: I tried to use



setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman}


but it tells me that it couldn't find such a font. Even in ShareLaTeX I have the same problem. This can be useful if I decide to switch font and then to return to Latin Modern? Which name should I use?



thanks



EDIT



Performing fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern" on the command shell I get



LatinModernMathJax_Alphabets-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Arrows-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_DoubleStruck-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Fraktur-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Latin-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Main-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Marks-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Misc-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Monospace-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_NonUnicode-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Normal-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Operators-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_SansSerif-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Script-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Shapes-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size1-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size2-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size3-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size4-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size5-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size6-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size7-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Symbols-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Variants-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"


it seems that all Latin Modern I have depend on MathJax, it's strange.






fonts xetex latin-modern







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  • 1





    whether you can access a font by internal font name depends on where it is installed but for latin modern fontfamily{lmr}selectfont should always work

    – David Carlisle
    Dec 14 '16 at 15:56











  • Try setmainfont{LM Roman 10} (or 12 if your base size is 12pt).

    – Bernard
    Dec 14 '16 at 16:20











  • It doesn't work, while setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman} works with lualatex. How can I make it work also with xelatex?

    – MaPo
    Dec 14 '16 at 16:23











  • What do you get at a prompt with fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern"?

    – Arash Esbati
    Dec 14 '16 at 17:06













  • @ArashEsbati I've just edited my question

    – MaPo
    Dec 14 '16 at 17:17














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I'm askin a very simple question. I'm using XeLaTeX on Linux, and it's working perfectly. I know that Latin Modern Roman is the default font used by usepackage{fontspec}. However I would like to know what is its name: I tried to use



setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman}


but it tells me that it couldn't find such a font. Even in ShareLaTeX I have the same problem. This can be useful if I decide to switch font and then to return to Latin Modern? Which name should I use?



thanks



EDIT



Performing fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern" on the command shell I get



LatinModernMathJax_Alphabets-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Arrows-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_DoubleStruck-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Fraktur-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Latin-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Main-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Marks-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Misc-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Monospace-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_NonUnicode-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Normal-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Operators-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_SansSerif-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Script-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Shapes-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size1-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size2-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size3-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size4-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size5-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size6-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size7-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Symbols-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Variants-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"


it seems that all Latin Modern I have depend on MathJax, it's strange.






fonts xetex latin-modern







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I'm askin a very simple question. I'm using XeLaTeX on Linux, and it's working perfectly. I know that Latin Modern Roman is the default font used by usepackage{fontspec}. However I would like to know what is its name: I tried to use



setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman}


but it tells me that it couldn't find such a font. Even in ShareLaTeX I have the same problem. This can be useful if I decide to switch font and then to return to Latin Modern? Which name should I use?



thanks



EDIT



Performing fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern" on the command shell I get



LatinModernMathJax_Alphabets-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Arrows-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_DoubleStruck-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Fraktur-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Latin-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Main-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Marks-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Misc-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Monospace-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_NonUnicode-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Normal-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Operators-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_SansSerif-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Script-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Shapes-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size1-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size2-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size3-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size4-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size5-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size6-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Size7-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Symbols-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"

LatinModernMathJax_Variants-Regular.woff: "Latin Modern Math" "Regular"


it seems that all Latin Modern I have depend on MathJax, it's strange.






fonts xetex latin-modern




fonts xetex latin-modern






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    whether you can access a font by internal font name depends on where it is installed but for latin modern fontfamily{lmr}selectfont should always work

    – David Carlisle
    Dec 14 '16 at 15:56











  • Try setmainfont{LM Roman 10} (or 12 if your base size is 12pt).

    – Bernard
    Dec 14 '16 at 16:20











  • It doesn't work, while setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman} works with lualatex. How can I make it work also with xelatex?

    – MaPo
    Dec 14 '16 at 16:23











  • What do you get at a prompt with fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern"?

    – Arash Esbati
    Dec 14 '16 at 17:06













  • @ArashEsbati I've just edited my question

    – MaPo
    Dec 14 '16 at 17:17














  • 1





    whether you can access a font by internal font name depends on where it is installed but for latin modern fontfamily{lmr}selectfont should always work

    – David Carlisle
    Dec 14 '16 at 15:56











  • Try setmainfont{LM Roman 10} (or 12 if your base size is 12pt).

    – Bernard
    Dec 14 '16 at 16:20











  • It doesn't work, while setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman} works with lualatex. How can I make it work also with xelatex?

    – MaPo
    Dec 14 '16 at 16:23











  • What do you get at a prompt with fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern"?

    – Arash Esbati
    Dec 14 '16 at 17:06













  • @ArashEsbati I've just edited my question

    – MaPo
    Dec 14 '16 at 17:17








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whether you can access a font by internal font name depends on where it is installed but for latin modern fontfamily{lmr}selectfont should always work

– David Carlisle
Dec 14 '16 at 15:56





whether you can access a font by internal font name depends on where it is installed but for latin modern fontfamily{lmr}selectfont should always work

– David Carlisle
Dec 14 '16 at 15:56













Try setmainfont{LM Roman 10} (or 12 if your base size is 12pt).

– Bernard
Dec 14 '16 at 16:20





Try setmainfont{LM Roman 10} (or 12 if your base size is 12pt).

– Bernard
Dec 14 '16 at 16:20













It doesn't work, while setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman} works with lualatex. How can I make it work also with xelatex?

– MaPo
Dec 14 '16 at 16:23





It doesn't work, while setmainfont{Latin Modern Roman} works with lualatex. How can I make it work also with xelatex?

– MaPo
Dec 14 '16 at 16:23













What do you get at a prompt with fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern"?

– Arash Esbati
Dec 14 '16 at 17:06







What do you get at a prompt with fc-match -a modern | grep -i "latin modern"?

– Arash Esbati
Dec 14 '16 at 17:06















@ArashEsbati I've just edited my question

– MaPo
Dec 14 '16 at 17:17





@ArashEsbati I've just edited my question

– MaPo
Dec 14 '16 at 17:17










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Just one has to write a file 70-prevent-MJ.conf in /etc/fonts/conf.d with the following content



<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd">

<fontconfig>

 <selectfont>

  <rejectfont><glob>/usr/share/fonts/mathjax/*</glob></rejectfont>

 </selectfont>

</fontconfig>


This prevent fontconfig to index MathJax font.






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    Just one has to write a file 70-prevent-MJ.conf in /etc/fonts/conf.d with the following content



    <?xml version="1.0"?>
    
<!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd">
    
<fontconfig>
    
 <selectfont>
    
  <rejectfont><glob>/usr/share/fonts/mathjax/*</glob></rejectfont>
    
 </selectfont>
    
</fontconfig>


    This prevent fontconfig to index MathJax font.






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      Just one has to write a file 70-prevent-MJ.conf in /etc/fonts/conf.d with the following content



      <?xml version="1.0"?>
      
<!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd">
      
<fontconfig>
      
 <selectfont>
      
  <rejectfont><glob>/usr/share/fonts/mathjax/*</glob></rejectfont>
      
 </selectfont>
      
</fontconfig>


      This prevent fontconfig to index MathJax font.






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        Just one has to write a file 70-prevent-MJ.conf in /etc/fonts/conf.d with the following content



        <?xml version="1.0"?>
        
<!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd">
        
<fontconfig>
        
 <selectfont>
        
  <rejectfont><glob>/usr/share/fonts/mathjax/*</glob></rejectfont>
        
 </selectfont>
        
</fontconfig>


        This prevent fontconfig to index MathJax font.






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        Just one has to write a file 70-prevent-MJ.conf in /etc/fonts/conf.d with the following content



        <?xml version="1.0"?>
        
<!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd">
        
<fontconfig>
        
 <selectfont>
        
  <rejectfont><glob>/usr/share/fonts/mathjax/*</glob></rejectfont>
        
 </selectfont>
        
</fontconfig>


        This prevent fontconfig to index MathJax font.







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