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And it can handle documents with equations created more than 20 years ago. I know a couple of math teachers who went to latex because of incompatibilities of th

And it can handle documents with equations created more than 20 years ago. I know a couple of math teachers who went to latex because of incompatibilities of the different version of equation editors in word.

nomercy400 9y ago
But then you decide to save your Libreoffice Impress presentation with lines in pptx and discover that after reopening your lines are gone. Then again, maybe I shouldn't save in pptx.
- williamscales 9y ago
  Just make your presentation with LaTeX! Then your lines will work forever.
- extra88 9y ago
  > maybe I shouldn't save in pptx Yes, you could save to PDF, your presentation won't suffer from the lack of transitions between slides. It does mean if you want to reveal one bullet at a time, having one page for each reveal.
  - jhasse 9y ago
    > It does mean if you want to reveal one bullet at a time, having one page for each reveal. Correct me if I'm wrong here, but AFAIK LibreOffice still can't do that without an extension.
    - extra88 9y ago
      I don't know, when I've tried LibreOffice (on Mac) I've found it very clunky.