To add a latex package like tikz-timing. search it on CTAN Download the zip extract it in $TEXMFHOME/tex/latex/<packagename>/ I have export TEXMFHOME=$LOCAL_USR/share/texmf/ in the environment. cd to that directory Run pdflatex <packagename>.ins Run texhash Now the package should be available to pdflatex. If you are using VSCode with “LaTeX Workshop” extension then you have to tell it about the environment variable $TEXMFHOME. Similarly to what is explained here. go to extension settings search tools edit json add the ’env’ variable to match your $TEXMFHOME variable The reason you have to use the absolute path is that the extension can’t expand the variable as written in it’s wiki

My first post Ciao, this my n-th attempt of having a easy static site. Jekyll didn’t work form me, most .md files where not readable directly and Hugo seems better built. Plus it’s made in Go which I much prefer over Ruby just from how much simpler had been to come to this point.