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Org mode can render equations in line. It's got the easy-reading benefits of lyx but it's all plain text. Then easily compile to latex or pdf. By far my favorit
by j88439h84 8y ago
Org mode can render equations in line. It's got the easy-reading benefits of lyx but it's all plain text. Then easily compile to latex or pdf. By far my favorite way to do writing.
- quietbritishjim 8y agoFrom what I've read, AUCTeX (which is also an Emacs extension) is better for writing full-blown LaTeX documents. But yes, the preview functionality in both is a big improvement on directly viewing the source markup, and if I couldn't use LyX then I would certainly use one of those instead. In fact LyX also supports instant previews of equations. That might sound a bit odd since it already displays equations graphically, but it's nice to see a pixel-perfect display of them. It also supports wrapping instant preview of arbitrary bits of the documents, which is really handy when you have inserted explicit LaTeX e.g. a Tikz diagram.