>> Would it be possible for LyX to ship with every release an up-to-date
>> BibTeX file? It would be nice to have this information readily
>> available in LyX, and perhaps it would prompt users that LyX can and
>> probably should be cited when used.
Why is that usefule? LyX cannot really be "cited" since it is no document but a
program.
What you can do is to reference one of our manuals or the www.lyx.org homepage. Note that there is
no defined BibTeX entry for these kind of "citations". You can use the "misc", "electronic", or
"other" term at the beginning of your BibTeX entry.
However, since I'm writing my thesis I learned that citing a webpage is still not allowed in all
cases. The reason is that webpages come and go. I see it by myself checking the webpages I
referenced in my thesis: Some that that I last accessed in 2008, like product data sheets, no longer
exist.
> we can put into some listings environment in our manual. Uwe?
Before we add a listing, we should better provide a BibTeX entry. But as said above, I don't think
its worth it.
regards Uwe
