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I fully agree with this article. Let say it clear, LaTeX is so old fashioned nowadays. Lack of default UTF8 support. Even if you will fix it, good luck with ad
by superfist 8y ago
I fully agree with this article. Let say it clear, LaTeX is so old fashioned nowadays.
Lack of default UTF8 support. Even if you will fix it, good luck with additional tools like BibTex. For God's sake how this can be still an issue in XXI century?
Lack of TrueType Fonts support. Have to use tools like XeTeX.
Beamer? Give me a brake, look at all those tamplates. Almost all of them looks like from 90ths
LaTeX scripting language is so verbose and odd that after few weeks of not using it you forgot most of the syntax.
Is it so hard to create new tool (LaTeX 2.0) that would base for example on superset of HTML5, CSS and JavaScript so we can get rid of that crap?