TeXmacs
GNU TeXmacs is a freeWYSIWYW (What You See Is What You Want)
scientific word processor.
The software is designed to produce structured documents of
high typographical quality with an easy to use interface. The
typesetting quality of the produced documents is intended to be as high
as possible, i.e. comparable to the quality of documents produced with
TeX.
TeXmacs can be used to produce books / articles,
presentations, and webpages. It can also be used as a graphical user
interface to a number of computer algebra systems and similar
mathematical programs including Axiom,
Giac, gnuplot,
Graphviz, Gtybalt, Macaulay2, Maxima,
Mupad, Octave,
Pari,
Qcl, R,
Reduce, Scilab
and Yacas.
Documents can be saved in TeXmacs, XML or Scheme format and
printed as Postscript or PDF files. Converters exist for
TeX/LaTeX and HTML/Mathml.
TeXmacs comes with a typed lisp extension language.
Features include:
- Detail and thumbnail view for images
- wysiwyw (what you see is what you want) editing
- Editing structured documents
- Text
- Graphics
- Mathematical formulas
- Interactive content
- Small technical picture editor
- Tool for making presentations from a laptop
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TeXmacs also features in our 'Linux
Equivalents to Windows Software' section. The category
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