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I am surprise no one cited Jabref(https://www.jabref.org https://www.jabref.org). The author does cite it on *6. It works nicely, cross-platform. It can work
by superflit 7y ago
I am surprise no one cited Jabref(https://www.jabref.org https://www.jabref.org).
The author does cite it on *6.
It works nicely, cross-platform.
It can work on Lyx, Latex, Bibtex, and Word.
- funklute 7y agoUnfortunately I've found it rather buggy (on linux) in the past. It really could be a super nice tool, if they traded some features for more stability, in my opinion.
- lmns 7y agoThis is also my experience with JabRef on macOS. If I remember correctly, I had some problems where it silently corrupted parts of my bibliography. I'm not sure if it was related to me using it with subversion or some other problem, but I was a little bit surprised to say the least.
- funklute 7y agoOuch, that sounds pretty bad... Thankfully I didn't have that issue - mostly my problems were to do with java libraries, glitchy UI, and the "add reference" tool often didn't work.