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I wonder if this means you could get LaTeX documents to be readable on the Kindle. I have a few free math books that are in LaTeX, so this would be useful to me
by chris11 17y ago
I wonder if this means you could get LaTeX documents to be readable on the Kindle. I have a few free math books that are in LaTeX, so this would be useful to me.
- christopherolah 17y agoThere doesn't seem to be any reason you couldn't get xpdf/evince/okular to run. He got X and QT running... For this reason, and the internet connection, I would probably get one, if they were available where I live... And the internet connection worked here.
- almost 17y agoApparently you can convert PDFs to a Kindle viewable format, if that's true then you can convert LaTeX documents by way of PDF.
- chris11 17y agoYeah I'm certain that you can, but I'm not sure how well it would convert though. I've read that pdf's won't convert well if there is a lot of graphics in the file. And I would expect that some of the text would be treated as graphics since I'm not really aware of any common text format that handles mathematical symbols well.