On Mon, Apr 18, 2005 at 07:20:33PM -0400, pano karambelas wrote: > Are there any good non-WYSIWYM editors for Linux or esp. MAC to run > LaTex on.
TeXShop (really terrific): http://www.uoregon.edu/~koch/texshop/texshop.html Carbon emacs: http://home.att.ne.jp/alpha/z123/emacs-mac-e.html For the latter, make sure to use the auctex package. Google "auctex" for details. I recommended TeXShop as a previewer for LyX in an earlier message, but it's actually an extremely robust environment for writing LaTeX documents, complete with integrated editor. And since you're using a Mac, google XeTeX, a Mac-specific TeX implementation that enables you to use all of your Mac fonts with LaTeX (Hoefler Text is especially nice). XeTeX support is integrated into TeXShop. > Incidentally, given that I just installed tex/latex on my MAC (using > i-installer) to use w/LyX, is it correct to assume that this > installation would suffice in order to run any future, say non-wysiwym > editors, that I might install? That is, is it true that i-install is > not just a way of getting tex/latex for LyX, but also for any > front-end editor you might want to use? Yes, of course. LyX simply calls your system's TeX installation, just as an ordinary text editor would. Chris Menzel
