This is very cool information - you might even say Frabjous day! Or Callooh! Callay! Thanks so much. I've copied your post and will check the alternatives. I had no idea you could customize Kile and gedit, the latter with plugins. I'd love to know which plugin to use.
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- Fri Jul 30, 2010 5:49 am
- Forum: Decision Guidance
- Topic: Best editor for Debian.
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- Fri Jul 30, 2010 2:31 am
- Forum: Decision Guidance
- Topic: LaTeX for magazine creation
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Re: LaTeX for magazine creation
Gut reaction, fwiw: Why bother? Use the best tool for the job. For magazine production, Adobe, Adobe, Adobe...
- Fri Jul 30, 2010 2:29 am
- Forum: Decision Guidance
- Topic: Highly Configurable LaTeX Editors---A Review
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Highly Configurable LaTeX Editors---A Review
A possibly unwelcome thought. Led sounds just great, and is it really so unfortunate that it's a Windows-only app? I don't think so. I use Linux Mint 9 mostly, and I've happily run the Adobe applications (Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Acrobat) under Linux through Virtualbox.
Virtualbox is marvelous ...
Virtualbox is marvelous ...
- Fri Jul 30, 2010 2:03 am
- Forum: Decision Guidance
- Topic: Best editor for Debian.
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Best editor for Debian.
A thought on editors:
I would never use an editor that didn't let me customize the keyboard shortcuts for all editing functions. Kile and TexMaker, for example, will let you assign some menu options and LaTeX entries to keys, but not word-wrangling functions.
This is why I'm trying to set up jEdit ...
I would never use an editor that didn't let me customize the keyboard shortcuts for all editing functions. Kile and TexMaker, for example, will let you assign some menu options and LaTeX entries to keys, but not word-wrangling functions.
This is why I'm trying to set up jEdit ...
