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TeXmacs is great (probably best-in-class). However, my biggest gripes with it is how non-portable the TM files are. The only tool that works with these files is
by snicker7 5y ago
TeXmacs is great (probably best-in-class). However, my biggest gripes with it is how non-portable the TM files are. The only tool that works with these files is texmacs itself. In particular, you can't even convert these files without the full texmacs GUI/runtime. Pity, since I would love to use it as a markup language.
- mgubi 5y agoThe converter (e.g. to HTML or LaTeX) do not require strictly all the program but nobody took the pain to extract it and make it independent of the GUI layer. This could be a nice side project. We are also thinking to implement a facility to use TeXmacs as markdown editor. My personal experience is however that you want to create your content in TeXmacs and then eventually export to other formats, e.g. markdown or HTML to embed in blogs, etc..