> if you simply need to write text files - use vi/vim
> for word-like word processor - use KOfiice with biditext patch.
> if you need to write hebrew text with many formulae, simply use the good
> old Latex, and then compress it into postscript.
> if you want to create compatibile *.doc files - u
On Fri, 21 Dec 2001, Max Kovgan wrote:
> if you simply need to write text files - use vi/vim
>
> for word-like word processor - use KOfiice with biditext patch.
This is not good, because they won't be printed right.
> if you need to write hebrew text with many formulae, simply use the good
> ol
if you simply need to write text files - use vi/vim
for word-like word processor - use KOfiice with biditext patch.
if you need to write hebrew text with many formulae, simply use the good
old Latex, and then compress it into postscript.
if you want to create compatibile *.doc files - use Koffice.
Hi all,
I am interested to know what is the most popular
method for WRITING and printing a hebrew document under Linux.
Currently this is the only reason I still keep
Windows on one of my machines. I am sure that many readers are
interested in other peoples experiences in this.
Malcolm
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