On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Russ Harrison wrote:
> On 07-Apr-98 kLicK wrote:
> >Are there any GOOD wordprocessing programs that are free?
>
>
> If WYSIWYG isn't a requirement for you (and even if you think it is you
> should still look into this) I would recommend LaTeX. Sure it isn't the
> newest thi
> >Are there any GOOD wordprocessing programs that are free?
>
> There is a program out there called LyX that puts what the authors call
> a "What you see is what you mean" frontend to LaTeX, but I haven't
> used it so I can't comment.
I've tried out LyX a bit, and it seems to be a very good pro
On 07-Apr-98 kLicK wrote:
>Are there any GOOD wordprocessing programs that are free?
If WYSIWYG isn't a requirement for you (and even if you think it is you
should still look into this) I would recommend LaTeX. Sure it isn't the
newest thing out there, but it produces much better output, IMHO,
> > Is there anyway to change users while in X?
>
> Use the `su' command, for switch-user. Provide the user name you wish to
> switch to, like:
You should also check out the following, for some basic system
administration help:
http://www.uni-koeln.de/RRZK/Abt-Systeme/sun/infos/kurse/fiamingo
> Is there anyway to change users while in X?
Use the `su' command, for switch-user. Provide the user name you wish to
switch to, like:
# su - otherusr
and be sure to read the man page.
> Is Applexware as good as MS Office?
I happen to think its better. It doesn't crash, or swallow
