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I used this about 10 years ago to write maths-heavy papers. It was really fun. My favourite feature was you could tab through alternative mathematical symbols:
by dash2 7y ago
I used this about 10 years ago to write maths-heavy papers. It was really fun. My favourite feature was you could tab through alternative mathematical symbols: type an equals sign, then <tab> until it became \equiv or approximately equal or whatever.
The project seemed to stall and I moved on to LyX. Nice to see it is back in business.
- sadhen 7y agoThe project needs more developer. We are trying to make it back to Ubuntu/Debian. > The project seemed to stall and I moved on to LyX. Nice to see it is back in business. Actually, Joris writes code for GNU TeXmacs on a regular basis. But he did not update the main site before. The old-styled main site (before) delivered the wrong message.
- mgubi 7y agoYou can check on the changes history or in svn/git repository that development never stopped. Since the developers are quire busy they were not so effective in advertising the hard work put in TeXmacs. We are trying to change this.