TeXmacs is one of those software projects that would see a lot more use if it had a better name. A lot of people just assume it’s an emacs package for editing LaTeX and overlook it, when in reality it has nothing to do with emacs or LaTeX.
Turns out that historically it did;
> It originated as GNU Emacs with TeX functionalities, though it shares no code with those programs, while using TeX fonts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_TeXmacs
I agree, they ought to change the name. TeXmacs seems interesting indeed, and I almost didn't check it out because I don't use emacs.
- algorithm pseudocode
- cooking recipe
- flowchart
- Karnaugh map
- chess board notation
- etc
Beautiful output, but sometimes the process isn't easy. Does Texmacs over some advantages over LaTex? If yes, I'm willing to learn. I use various tools for typing LaTeX code: sometimes vim, sometimes Texmaker, sometimes Lyx.
Once I'm tempted to replace LaTeX with AsciiDoctor, unfortunately it lacks the ability to write complex math equations into PDF file.
Yes. Watch the video, it explains everything.