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The author is clearly mistaken, but there's a point to the claim that la/tex is complicated, perhaps overly so for 99% of documents produced. Personally I'd li
by geysersam 2y ago
The author is clearly mistaken, but there's a point to the claim that la/tex is complicated, perhaps overly so for 99% of documents produced.
Personally I'd like to see something in-between latex and markdown. Just slightly more powerful than markdown. The first things I'd like to see added to markdown are labels and references.
At that point I think it'd be good enough for anything where fine tuned control over the presentation is not important.
Anyone using such extended markdowns that you would recommend?
- trocado 2y agoOrg-mode
- OKRainbowKid 2y agoCheck out typst - in functionality it's closer to Latex, but it features a Markdown-like syntax for the most common elements. I'm currently writing my thesis in typst and don't see myself ever going back to Latex.