Showing posts with label zotero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zotero. Show all posts

This is a collection of LibreOffice Writer tutorials for beginners published over the years by the Ubuntu Buzz. It covers the most basic exercises like basic writing, inserting pictures and tables, and dealing with page as well as paragraph styles. They are adapted with the hope to be useful and suitable for those who have background in Microsoft Word. We wish you would find Ubuntu, LibreOffice and Free Software community a safe home full of happiness and success.
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Aside from the official way to install Zotero, which is manually done, there are alternative ways you may choose which are more automatic. They are DEB, Flatpak, and Snap, and I have tested them working on Ubuntu 20.04. In effects, with one of these, you do not need to configure things manually anymore. I suggest you to try any of these ways only if you found the official way unsuccessful. I also included the uninstallation procedures and also how to install the addons below. So let's go!

 (Software Center showing Zotero flatpak-version ready to install and Zotero Standalone snap-version window running beside it showing several Wikipedia pages stored)
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This tutorial explains how to install Zotero research assistant tool completely on Ubuntu Focal Fossa. This including web browser and word processor integrations (Firefox and LibreOffice Writer). You will find a 1 minute short demo video too below. After practicing, you will have Zotero accessible on your desktop area, panel, and start menu, and finally make documents with citations and bibliography easily. Examples in using and its results also included on last sections. Enjoy!

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This is my list of GNU/Linux tools for academic, educational, and research purposes which all are free software. I tried to pick up choices as simple as possible here just to represent every basic category and further I hope you could see more alternatives if you want. I also listed several specific tools like GNU Octave and Parallel which are proven to be useful for certain researches. On the other hand, I deliberately did not list LaTeX tools here as I already chosen LibreOffice for that category. I made every proprietary software name italicized here so you can spot them on easier. Happy researching!

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As you know, many excellent addons from Firefox pre-Quantum era can no longer run on Quantum. This includes DownThemAll! (the best download manager), Zotero 4 (bibliography tool, the version with built-in panel), and Tile View (to split up browser screen either vertically or horizontally). This affects Firefox derivatives I use regularly, namely Abrowser and Icecat (both from Trisquel) as they are also now built upon Quantum. Personally, I want to run again those three with latest Firefox browser. But how? I find the answer in the new Basilisk Browser, a derivative which uses legacy Firefox add-on system. You will find here how to install the browser and to find and install the legacy addons. Enjoy!

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This tutorial explains how to download and install Zotero Bibliography Tool on Ubuntu 18.04 with web browser Firefox "Quantum". The new Firefox "Quantum" (v57 and later) is the reason why Zotero changed to be stand-alone program with its own window outside of Firefox. You will download Zotero manually, extract and setup it on your desktop menu, and then integrating it with Firefox and LibreOffice Writer.

The whole steps are easy to follow for anyone. Finally, enjoy Zotero and happy researching!

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We are pleased to announce the release of UbuntuBuzz Magazine Volume 12. This release is March 2016 edition, and is a collection of 15 articles from February 2016. This release is the first volume of UbuntuBuzz Magazine using Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 license (same as Wikipedia contents and Full Circle Magazine). We apologize that this release delayed too much due to we have no staff (only I myself). We hope this release will be very useful for you.

This release contains:

  • Zotero (install)
  • Zotero integration (Firefox & Chromium)
  • Zotero user interface basic 
  • Zotero references collecting
  • Zotero search through your own references
  • GNU Emacs (install)
  • Blender (install from PPA)
  • Changing phone number in Telegram
  • Manual upgrade Mozilla Firefox (via apt)
Download:

PDF 1 MB Archive.org


Additional: 

Official UbuntuBuzz downloads directory is at Archive.org https://archive.org/details/UbuntubuzzMagazineIssue2.

The Zotero export/import feature is not suitable for backup. The best way to backup is to copy the Zotero directory completely. You won't find any missing images, CSS, or another files by doing this backup. Here, how to do it.

Actually, Zotero has full support in Mozilla Firefox. In Chromium browser (and Google Chrome), it has only Zotero Connector. Zotero Connector for Chromium is an extension to work with Zotero Stand Alone (or with the cloud Zotero server). It has no Zotero user interface like the one for Firefox. Here how to install it.

This short article is a soft introduction into Zotero user interface. We use Zotero in Firefox in this article, so you using Stand Alone version probably will see some differences. This article covers four aspects: interface structure, tab mode, sorting, and searching. Hope this helps.

Zotero can help you to take manually one by one citation and bibliography entry, beside it can also help you to do those automatically. This manual approach is suitable if you need to insert citation manually into another text editor (outside of LibreOffice Writer scopes) such as LibreOffice Impress or any other plain text editor. This article consists of two main parts, inserting citation and inserting bibliography. This article assumes you have installed Zotero or its Stand Alone version.

This article shows how to edit reference data (e.g. URL, title, date, etc.) for PDF document with Zotero, so you can import the citation into LibreOffice and create bibliography from it. This article consists of two main parts, editing reference and inserting reference into LibreOffice document. This article assumes you have installed Zotero in Firefox or its Stand Alone version.

This is a basic guide about how to use Zotero for reference management. This including mainly how to insert citation from library that have already collected,  and to create the bibliography, into LibreOffice document. We make it simple for you. So enjoy citing with Zotero.

One of the powerful features of Zotero is collecting PDF. Zotero can save PDF, both from the web (online) and from the local storage (offline). Then Zotero can index PDF files collected so user can search them by text. Furthermore, you can cite PDF references as citation and bibliography.

As a continuation for previous Zotero article, we want to introduce how to export and import Zotero library so user can use same library in many different computers or many different operating systems. It is very useful for time efficiency especially when a user has collected many references in one library in one computer, they don't need to repeat the effort in another computers or another OS.

Zotero, a free software for bibliography data collection and writing, is available in two form. The first form is web browser add-on (we've prepared the tutorial here), and the second is stand alone application. We will introduce how to install Zotero Stand Alone (GNU/Linux version) in Ubuntu. The benefit of using Stand Alone version is it doesn't depend to web browser anymore so you can focus into books/journals/another sources data collection.

Zotero is a free software to collect and create bibliography via web browser. Zotero licensed in GNU AGPL, and is available in GNU/Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. Zotero has support for free office suite software like OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice, and NeoOffice. Zotero used in research (or in any field that need citation and bibliography management). Its main features are to collect bibliography library from websites, journals, books, PDF files, images, and another sources; then to create citation and bibliography entries automatically in word processor. We want to introduce how to install Zotero and Zotero LibreOffice Plugin in Ubuntu (and it is compatible with another GNU/Linux distributions). Enjoy your research with Zotero.