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I use this one: https://www.lyx.org/ https://www.lyx.org/; it's free.
by Rochus 4y ago
I use this one: https://www.lyx.org/ https://www.lyx.org/; it's free.
- WolfOliver 4y agoThe idea of MonsterWriter is to break free of LaTeX and "only" support it as an Export mean (for PDF of LaTeX directly). With MonsterWriter you also can export into other formats like Markdown, HTML or directly publish on a ghost blog. Also you do not need to install LaTeX on your system. The typesetting is done on a server. For this the content is encrypted and is only processed in plaintex for the purpose of generating the PDF.
- Rochus 4y ago> to break free of LaTeX and "only" support it as an Export mean (for PDF of LaTeX directly) The same with Lyx; it's even often criticised by LaTeX experts since it hides it very well and it is not particularly well suited to fiddle directly with the generated code.
- WolfOliver 4y agoI've tried it out some time ago; But only to see how it works. Back then I had the impression that e.g making a cross-reference sill requires you to label the figure, heading etc.. But maybe I did not got it right back then. While both apps serve the same use case right now. The vision for MonsterWriter is to run in the Browser and support real time collaboration.
- lahvak 4y agoOr this one: https://www.texmacs.org/ https://www.texmacs.org/; also free, no TeX required.
- WolfOliver 4y agoLink is broken because of the semicolon; Did not know you do not need TeX for this one.
- rschachte 4y agoDoesn’t load and no SSL
- RyEgswuCsn 4y agoDon't trust whatever is interpreting the link: https://www.lyx.org https://www.lyx.org Cert seems to have expired two days ago.
- WolfOliver 4y agoI think they just forgot to renew the certificate. Looks like the right link to me.