Give Zotero a try. It has adequate (but not perfect) BibTeX output which
can be cleaned up in jabref easily. Collecting, annotating, and organizing
the database is made easy with tags and associations, and it captures the
pdf directly from the host site and includes DOI, ISSN, ISBN, and loads of
The cool thing about this is that nothing would ever get moved to adifferent branch of the menus, so as the menu changed, it would still
be easy to find the app one is searching for. The length/depth of thebranch would just change to keep the aspect ratio reasonable.Maybe this is just crazy, but w
My preference would be for an upper limit of more like 15-20 items perlist, but I like the idea.
15-20 would be ok if the names of the programs are more informative (not that it matters once you know what they do).
Logically, I tend to think of Medicine as a category under LifeSciences, but perha
I agree with the following two points and would like to expand on them,
answer the third and make another suggestion as to how we should be
thinking about the problem.I think the real point of this discussion is how should a menu be organized to
facilitate easy and logical navigation to an app.I th
I won't give you my opinion on which IDE to
use, but Debian is stocked full of tools to help you. You just
might have to check the unstable branch every now and then.
Good luck,
David
On 08/04/06, Marc Baaden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> "david schryer" said: &g
Programmers often forget how much work it takes to learn how to use their programs. Both need to be praised.
One thing that I found with PyX (and is true of many graphing
packages) is that the size (bounding box in EPS speak) of the final
graph is always different even if you give the graph the sa
so you got python + eclipse + pyx as shipped with Debian and only what
you had to install is pydev, is that correct?
Almost. Pydev can be installed directly from eclipse using its add-in manager, check out:
http://www.fabioz.com/pydev/manual_101_root.html
In addition, I had to install pyx in a "
Thanks to Stuart's through work and expert opinion I tried out PyX
today and was producing perfect graphs within a few hours for a paper I
am writing in LaTeX. This included installing python,
eclipse, pydev, compiling the pyx module and getting them all to work
together -- as a python newbie. C
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