On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 5:50 AM, Dan <danstow...@users.sourceforge.net>wrote:
>
> I've had some people recommend JabRef but, blimey, it's clunky in
> comparison to BibDesk! It has that ugly windowsy java design, it feels
> to me not particuarly productive (though that's a first impression).
> It also changed my .bib file in ways I didn't want. Is there anything
> for linux that's better? Or is JabRef not so bad really?
>
>
JabRef is best of breed for bibtex managers for Linux as far as feature set
is concerned, I'm afraid. I've not done a survey of them in a number of
years, but JabRef is what I've been using for about five years now. One of
the others may have improved in that time. I agree with you that compared to
BibDesk, all the others are clunky!
Kirk
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