[texhax] Editing tool in Linux

[Adam Spargo]

I'm pretty sure you can do all these things in Xemacs. Once you open a
.tex file, you should have a latex menu with options to build pdf
etc. Plus you can move around the file with ease using keystrokes and all
the other benefits of emacs, much better than that silly vi

... oops, that's torn it ...

:o)

On Wed, 28 Mar 2007, Tom Backer Johnsen wrote:

> I am in the middle of an at least partial transfer of my activities
> from Windows to Linux.  When working with LaTex on Windows I have used
> both WinEdt and TexNicCenter.  What I like most with those is that you
> have a tree structure of the document on the left side of the screen
> and the ability to build a complete docukment in pdf format.  I know
> that the real Linux enthusiasts use vi or emacs for anything but
> brushing teeth, but I do not feel I am ready for that, at least not yet.
>
> So:  Are there any Linux editing tools oriented towards LaTex with
> similar functionality like the ones mentioned above, including
> building complete documents to pdf, including indexing, biliographies
> etc.?
>
> Tom
>
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Dr Adam Spargo
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