> Did you edit it in a word processor after? No, straight to PDF, I suspect that's how most people use LaTeX [0]. It's kind of hard to explain if you've never

> Did you edit it in a word processor after? No, straight to PDF, I suspect that's how most people use LaTeX [0]. It's kind of hard to explain if you've never used it. But basically you setup rules for how things should render (separately) from the content. You shouldn't need to edit it in a word processor afterwards (ideally anyway). > Personally, I like Nano because it's just so simple. There's something about tools that are scaled down in complexity, but not being so simple that they're unusable, that I enjoy a lot. I can see Vim being the better choice for a thesis, especially considering the history tree. Yeah, that's fair. I've used vim so much that I find nano unusable. It's not about the history tree (just a minor feature that happened to come in handy), it's the jumping between sections efficiently and reorganizing sections quickly. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaTeX https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaTeX