Gemini is a modern LaTeX beamerposter theme. This is a modified version that does not require LuaLaTeX, the original version is here.

• A TeX installation.
• LaTeX package dependencies including beamerposter (these usually come with your TeX installation, but if not, you can get them from CTAN)

1. Copy the files in this repository (or clone the repository)

2. In poster.tex, set up your paper size, column layout, and scale the content as necessary

3. Make a copy of beamercolorthemegemini.sty, update the \usecolortheme line in poster.tex, and theme the poster to your liking (optional, but highly recommended)

4. Run make to build your poster

Gemini currently includes three color themes:

• default
• gemini
• mit
• labsix

With gemini color theme, user now have the freedom the custom define their color schemes. To define a custom scheme, put set following color names to the desired colors before the command \usecolortheme{gemini}:

\definecolor{accentcolor}{RGB}{62, 138, 189}
\definecolor{textcolor}{0, 0, 0}
\definecolor{bgcolor}{RGB}{255, 255, 255}

Additionally the following colors will by default be a mixture of the three colors defined above, but it is also possible to override those preset mixing rules:

\definecolor{lighttextcolor}{RGB}{215, 217, 218}
\definecolor{darkbgcolor}{RGB}{19, 76, 113}

Alternative to \definecolor command, \colorlet command can also be used to define color using those already defined colors, either simply aliasing or a mixing of some colors.

The alternative themes are intended to be inspiration for you to make your own color theme. You're highly recommended to make your own color theme (it's really easy!) or use the default Gemini theme.

• Minimal: clean and easy to read, so that the emphasis is on the content
• Batteries included: works and looks good out of the box
• Easy theming: easy to create and use a new color theme

Contributions to Gemini such as bug reports, new themes, and new poster components are greatly appreciated! Given the subjective nature of design, you're encouraged to open an issue or pull request early to get feedback before investing a lot of time in implementing a new feature.

Copyright (c) 2018-2019 Anish Athalye. Released under the MIT License. See LICENSE.md for details.

Copyright (c) 2020 Lyuwen Fu.