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>No one uses latex anymore Not true. IEEE, one of the largest professional orgs, accepts Latex. So does ACM, a huge comp sci org. I'm not familiar with othe
by dev_tty01 3y ago
>No one uses latex anymore
Not true. IEEE, one of the largest professional orgs, accepts Latex. So does ACM, a huge comp sci org. I'm not familiar with others, but wouldn't be surprised if many others still accept Latex.
- jvanderbot 3y agoAiaa, aaai, many others follow as well. Its ubiquitous.
- eldaisfish 3y agoHow many IEEE papers are submitted using the latex template? I wonder, because word-style formatting can be spotted in several of their papers. Latex is a giant pain to use - and i say this as someone who still uses it to write scientific articles. Services like overleaf exist but that is sometimes not an option with proprietary work.
- eddieh 3y agoDepends on the specific publication/conference within the org. ACM accepts LaTeX or Word. I always write in LaTeX, but got a paper accepted to an ACM conference that wanted Word and my beautiful photo ready paper got borked in the final print. I guess there is significant interest in authoring ACM papers in Word[0]. [0] https://www.acm.org/publications/proceedings-template https://www.acm.org/publications/proceedings-template