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by mgubi 6y ago
you can opt for MathML or Mathjax output instead of images, but the majority of the math typesetting is more faithfully exported via images.
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by mgubi 6y ago
I didn't knew MPS but indeed seems quite similar. Both are structured editors, in the sense that you never work with "text" but with some projection of the underlying tree structure. For example you can ask TeXmacs to show yo
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by mgubi 6y ago
I did the video, and I was lazy: you can type Ctrl+arrow (as indicated in the tooltip) to insert more placeholders, no need to use the mouse. and then references are inserted with \A, etc.. Anyway you can define VIM modal keybindings ;) ht
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by mgubi 6y ago
I can agree on the mailing, I will discuss your remarks with the other developers. We are trying to support also other "community platforms", so we have now a forum: http://forum.texmacs.cn a Gitter room: https:/
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by mgubi 6y ago
No,in a previous version of TeXmacs they were active by default, we changed that now.
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by mgubi 6y ago
You can find it here: https://github.com/mgubi/texmacs/tree/guile3
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by mgubi 6y ago
I checked just now and indeed that ligature has been supressed in the recent versions of TeXmacs. :)
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by mgubi 6y ago
Interesting! I didn't knew the Tioga editor. All these pioneering work is really inspiring! Our goals fits very well into the paradigm of active documents and we have already many features implemented and beautifully typesetted : http
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by mgubi 6y ago
somebody should write an org-mode-like clone in TeXmacs, taking advantage of the structured editing features there. Is powerful enough to play tetris ( https://github.com/mgubi/tm-tetris ) , sure you can do org-mode kind
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by mgubi 6y ago
Of course. And no. It depends. :) It is refreshing. Nothing to do with TeXstudio, LyX, TeXmaker, TeXshop. The name is misleading. Opens your mind. Like Haskell, like Lisp, like Erlang, looks odd. But then you understand you always did it wr
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by mgubi 6y ago
Back and forth conversion is not fully supported, we try to have good match (see e.g. https://www.texmacs.org/joris/latexconv/latexconv.pdf ). TeXmacs has its own format, so no: you cannot collaborate with people
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by mgubi 6y ago
Me too, this is the Linux Libertine font. I need to fine a way to disable those ligatures :)
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by mgubi 6y ago
We are striving to fix most of the big problems before releasing version 2.1 (hopefully this year). Please report the bugs/crashes. Only in this way we can improve it.
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by mgubi 6y ago
Unintuitive interface, does not mean bad. Means just TeXmacs is different from other software (like LyX) for example. But the interface is well thought and carefully implemented. It requires some time to get acquainted but then you can do m
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by mgubi 6y ago
Many of us use everyday (me included, typing papers of +60 pages on monthly basis). There are still some rugged edges in the GUI but is certainly not alpha quality software. The Qt interface have been there since at least 2009 and nowadays
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by mgubi 6y ago
The port is ready and working. We are waiting the release of TeXmacs 2.1 soon and then we will start working to integrate it to the main branch. TeXmacs will run with Guile 3.0 with the codebase fully compiled. It should improve loading tim
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by mgubi 6y ago
Joris van der Hoven, the creator of TeXmacs, write most of his papers (and books) with it: https://www.texmacs.org/joris/main/publs.html
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by mgubi 6y ago
It does not. I used it every day for academic research. Most of my papers converts right away to TeX for publications. Of course your have to collaborate with similarly minded people. But sometimes I just write my part in TeXmacs and then c
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The Guile in TeXmacs (2019) [pdf](iam.uni-bonn.de)
73 points by mgubi 6y ago|41 comments
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Tetris in TeXmacs(twitter.com)
1 points by mgubi 6y ago|0 comments
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by mgubi 7y ago
I can understand, but please appreciate that the task the program has to perform to process typing is quite complex, especially because some delay is needed to allow keycombinations. Anyway we plan to improve responsiveness in the future.
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by mgubi 7y ago
Unofficial appimages are provided here: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:slowphil:texmac... (click on appimage and navigate to the download repository)
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by mgubi 7y ago
Thanks. I will show up when I'm going back to the port. Right now real life is calling :) but I plan to resume working as soon as possible, in few weeks.
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by mgubi 7y ago
TeXmacs has also a macro system, in principle you could write a package style for this format.
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by mgubi 7y ago
Since he seems to have used it already I also assumed (s)he knew the difference and that with TeX it was meaning a TeX-based workflow. But I wanted to make clear the difference for newcomers since TeXmacs is often misinterpreted as just a T
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by mgubi 7y ago
I never used LyX so I cannot compare. The point I wanted to make is that in TeXmacs cursor movements are actually movements inside the document tree and there is a notion of current focus which is the innermost environment you are in. Many
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by mgubi 7y ago
Historical reasons. Initially was inspired by TeX and Emacs. The project started in 1998 so now is hard to change the name. For the moment there is no consensus on a better name, so we stick with it and just try to make it clear from the ou
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by mgubi 7y ago
LaTeX is a typesetting system, so usually you use it together with an editor and a viewer. TeXmacs is one program which does it all in such a way that you can edit the typeset document directly and that what you see on the screen is exac
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by mgubi 7y ago
I'm not sure when you tried, but I'm using it since 2006 and although there are bugs we are steadily improving it and personally I (and many others) use it everyday and do not experience any serious issue, especially in the last
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by mgubi 7y ago
You can check on the changes history or in svn/git repository that development never stopped. Since the developers are quire busy they were not so effective in advertising the hard work put in TeXmacs. We are trying to change this.

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