Yeah I agree. The more I look into texlive.net, the more promising it seems.
Just one clarification! I am trying to make a desktop app, not a web app. That is: a latex editor installed on the user's pc (like TexShop).
Anyway, I tried out texlive.net, but haven't figured out how to work with it ...
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- Wed Apr 05, 2023 1:09 am
- Forum: Decision Guidance
- Topic: How is latex compiled and the role of distributions?
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- Tue Apr 04, 2023 3:30 pm
- Forum: Decision Guidance
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How is latex compiled and the role of distributions?
Thanks! TexLive.net seems to be a very good option indeed. Looks like it is quite hassle-free to implement as well.
Coming to client-side solution: Is there a TeX distribution under MIT license (or any other license that lets me freely use it to compile latex)?
Coming to client-side solution: Is there a TeX distribution under MIT license (or any other license that lets me freely use it to compile latex)?
- Tue Apr 04, 2023 11:20 am
- Forum: Decision Guidance
- Topic: How is latex compiled and the role of distributions?
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How is latex compiled and the role of distributions?
Hi!
I am new to the forum here. The reason for me joining was a simple query regarding how latex works and how latex distributions work.
I am thinking of taking up the project of making a latex editor. I think a good feature would be to have a latex compiler in-build. That is, I just want the users ...
I am new to the forum here. The reason for me joining was a simple query regarding how latex works and how latex distributions work.
I am thinking of taking up the project of making a latex editor. I think a good feature would be to have a latex compiler in-build. That is, I just want the users ...
