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Sous GNU/Linux, vous pouvez télécharger texlive et kile pour compiler ça très rapidement.

texlive est une dépendance de kile mais installez le compilateur AVANT pour éviter des erreurs du script d'installation.

Voici le préambule sans commentaires:

\documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{report}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[francais]{babel}
\usepackage{charter}

\author{Gargamel}
\title{Mastodon}

% 2/2

\begin{document}
\maketitle % (affiche le titre et l'autrice·ur)
\tableofcontents % (la table des matières)
\newpage

\part{The development environment}
\chapter{Github}
\section{Pros}
\section{Cons}

\chapter{The languages being used}
\section{Ruby}
\section{node.js}
\section{HTML/CSS}

\part{The federation}
\chapter{Self-verifying on Mastodon with a subdomain}
\chapter{The protocols}
\section{OStatus}
\section{ActivityPub}

\chapter{Spread}
\section{mastodon.social}
\subsection{The Twitter update}
\subsection{Closing mastodon.social}
\subsection{The creation of other instances}
\section{A growth by successive waves on the federation}

\end{document}

Vu que vous semblez vous intéresser à ce rendu de document je vous montre comment générer une table des matières:

\documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{report}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} % (encodage en UTF-8)
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc} % (encodage des polices d'écriture en T1)
\usepackage[francais]{babel} % (indique les éléments de structure en français: "table des matières", "partie", "chapitre", etc.)
\usepackage{charter} % (utilise la police d'écriture "charter"

\author{Gargamel}
\title{Mastodon}
\date{~} % (supprime la date)

% 1/2

Reminder that Replicant has disclosed a backdoor in the Samsung S4's baseband chip so they're not chilling here

If you want both privacy and security you may want to have a look at these links:

1) Blackphone: https://www.styxblackphone.com/buy-blackphone

2) BSD-based secure phone: https://hackaday.io/project/13145-bsd-based-secure-smartphone

Update:
1) Google collects your location with Android, even if you disabled it in the system settings;
2) Facebook (and Google) access to your contacts and use it to make networks;
3) you may give granular permissions to Facebook and Google by rooting your phone and installing a ROM such as Lineage OS or Replicant; and
4) in my country, France, the law allows me to ask them to delete anything I want.

ETC: «votre projet peut être un document à la typographie travaillée»

Moi: *tape mes cours sous LaTeX depuis 2015*

Moi: https://witches.town/media/QXKbq6BVT0nq9RFMDS4

Antony Joy: I will sell this domain name for $2800

Me: I will buy it for $100

Antony Joy: Here's a $2300 offer

Me: No, $100

Antony Joy: Ok, so you may buy it for $2000 if you wish to

Me: $100

Antony Joy: how can I pay my rant for $100?

Me: I hope you won't pay your rant

So the European union broke the net neutrality?

Portugal (cyberspace) citizens now get amputated of themselves through an amputated Internet, so-called «Smart Net» by someone who's definitely not smart. Economical liberalism uncovered ladies and gentlemen: there's a way to make money of it and a room of "people" found out they could make firewalld rules to deny all connections and only accept a bunch of IPs.

Speaking as a GNU user and a sociology student they may censor the Internet but they ain't censor me publicly laughing at them for their incompetence.

I hope Google will make a VPN for Portugal users. (Is it possible to stack OpenVPN connections? 🤔)

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