Thanks,
As you say an interesting combination, but if I wasn't using R, I would
be using very expensive commercial alternatives, which I still have
licenses for , but no longer upgrade.
Graham
curtis osterhoudt wrote:
For me it's Mathematica (decidedly *not* free or open-source!) and XFig. Two of the strangest programs paired up, but they work for about 99% of the graphics I need to produce for LyX.
Incidentally, Origin (at least versions 6 and previously; I haven't tried
yet with the newest) runs just fine under Wine on linux.
Cheers,
C.O.
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From: Graham Smith <graham.sm...@myotis.co.uk>
To: LyX Users List <lyx-users@lists.lyx.org>
Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 7:29:21 AM
Subject: Re: LyX - cross platform core toolkit for scientific and technical
writing?
Uwe
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
Graham Smith schrieb:
I conclude that you don't think there is no obvious core toolkit of
companion programs for Lyx.
Yes, and I like that you can decide by your own what suits you the best.
Mmmmm, I think now that you misunderstood my question, its because you can
choose what suits you best and there is so much choice that I was interested in
what different people considered to represent a core set of companion programs
for Lyx.
But it was only an idle thought as I was reviewing the programs I use.
Graham
