Philipp Rotmann, Linksystem Muenchen wrote:
> On 18.04.01 (19:28), Emiliano wrote:
>
>> So what's left? It doesn't need to be WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM is
>> actually preferred, but the only thing that I would call
>> resembling user-friendly is LyX -- and I'd rather not go the
>> LaTeX route.
>
> We had the same discussion here for our technical docs in the
> company and are currently exploring an automated way to convert
> LaTeX sources into DocBook -- sounds conceptionally wierd, I
> know, but might be the best way as long as there aren't any
> usable 'styled XML' editors...
That does sound weird. But I guess it's usuable as long as you don't go
wild with all that (La)TeX can do. I'm not too fond of LyX but it may be
the best thing out there, currently. What I had set my hopes on a while
ago was conglomerate, but that won't be ready anytime soon. Then there's
the very limited docbook support offered by AbiWord, but I don't think
it's ready for prime time by a long shot.
Emile
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