Re: Latex environment for linux

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On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 20:51:59 -0300
Leandro Melo <ltcmelo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi.
> Could anyone tell me if there's a nice latex environment for linux?
> Or do I need to use default text editors and compile text manually?
> Thanks.
> 
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There is a program called lyx that will allow you to create files which use
LaTex. From the man page:

NAME
       lyx - A Document Processor

SYNOPSIS
       lyx [ command-line switches ] [ name[.lyx] ... ]

DESCRIPTION
       LyX  is  too complex to be described completely in the "man" page for-
       mat. If your system is properly configured, you can  access  the  full
       documentation within LyX under the Help menu.

       LyX  is a document preparation system. It excels at letting you create
       complex technical and scientific articles with mathematics, cross-ref-
       erences, bibliographies, indices, etc. It is very good at documents of
       any length in which the usual processing abilities are required: auto-
       matic  sectioning  and pagination, spellchecking, and so forth. It can
       also be used to write a letter to your mom, though granted, there  are
       probably simpler programs available for that. It is definitely not the
       best tool for creating banners, flyers, or advertisements, though with
       some  effort  all these can be done, too.  Some examples of what it is
       used for: memos, letters, dissertations  and  theses,  lecture  notes,
       seminar  notebooks,  conference  proceedings,  software documentation,
       books (on PostgreSQL, remote sensing,  cryptology,  fictional  novels,
       poetry,  and even a children___s book or two), articles in refereed sci-
       entific journals, scripts for plays and movies, business  proposals...
       you get the idea.

       Currently,  LyX uses either the XForms or Qt library as a toolkit. LyX
       should run everywhere, where these libraries  run.   This  is  on  all
       major Unix platforms as well as Windows, Mac OS X (which actually is a
       unix platform) and OS/2.
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