On 2010-11-02, Rob Oakes wrote: > But, initial experiments show that it was easy to get up and running, > and that it works with LyX 2.0 very well. Take care with UTF > characters, though. I probably could have gotten it sorted out, but > didn't really want to fuss with it.
There is an ongoing effort to "unify" the usage of XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX, i.e. recent versions of fontspec and unicode-math support work in a way you can use the same document with both engines. My description would be along the lines: Since TeXLive 2010 you can also use LuaTeX with LaTeX documents exported for the XeTeX engine (make sure *not* to load the "xunicode" package). Also, documents intended for XeTeX/LuaTeX should use the "polyglossia" package instead of "babel" for language support. AFAIK, is not yet implemented in LyX 2.0. Günter
