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Typing a theorem in @gnu_texmacs

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Typing a theorem in @gnu_texmacs

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An introduction to the main features of
@gnu_texmacs in 30 minutes https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=bCCnp0OXlh Y

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An introduction to the main features of
@gnu_texmacs in 30 minutes https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=bCCnp0OXlh Y

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A website written enterely with TeXmacs https://reboil.com/texmacs/articles/ma in.xhtml

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A website written enterely with TeXmacs https://reboil.com/texmacs/articles/ma in.xhtml

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exercise templates:

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exercise templates:

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example of papers written with TeXmacs:

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example of papers written with TeXmacs:

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tm-forge (https://github.com/texmacs/tm-forge) is a repository of user contributed content for @gnu_texmacs. There are various examples showing advanced document features and useful templates. For example: a large freestyle composition 🧵

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tm-forge (https://github.com/texmacs/tm-forge) is a repository of user contributed content for @gnu_texmacs. There are various examples showing advanced document features and useful templates. For example: a large freestyle composition 🧵

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@j2kun They are two completely different programs. You can type things mostly like in LaTeX (so that transition is not too difficult), but the editor is both WYSIWYG and structured (so WYSIWYM), typographic quality is similar to TeX, with some optimizations that TeX lacks. You can include computattional session and draw some simple images within the program. This video resume in few minutes the main features: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=H46ON2FB30 U

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@j2kun They are two completely different programs. You can type things mostly like in LaTeX (so that transition is not too difficult), but the editor is both WYSIWYG and structured (so WYSIWYM), typographic quality is similar to TeX, with some optimizations that TeX lacks. You can include computattional session and draw some simple images within the program. This video resume in few minutes the main features: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=H46ON2FB30 U

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@JordiGH no. Joris in not around. This account is managed my @maxgubi

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@JordiGH no. Joris in not around. This account is managed my @maxgubi

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#introduction Hello mathstodon! This is the account of the GNU TeXmacs system. GNU TeXmacs is a free document preparation system with structured editing and high quality typography. It is designed to create beautiful technical documents. * Not related to LaTeX and/or Emacs. * https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=H46ON2FB30 U&t=149s

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#introduction Hello mathstodon! This is the account of the GNU TeXmacs system. GNU TeXmacs is a free document preparation system with structured editing and high quality typography. It is designed to create beautiful technical documents. * Not related to LaTeX and/or Emacs. * https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=H46ON2FB30 U&t=149s