Projects tagged ‘tetex’

teTeX is a complete TeX distribution for UNIX compatible systems, maintained by me, Thomas Esser. It is based on the web2c distribution which is currently maintained by Olaf Weber. teTeX has been officially declared unmaintained by it's current maintainer, and users are suggested to change to TeX Live instead.

TeXShop is a TeX previewer for Mac OS X, written in Cocoa. Since pdf is a native file format on OS X, TeXShop uses "pdftex" and "pdflatex" rather than "tex" and "latex" to typeset; these programs in the standard teTeX distribution of TeX produce pdf output instead of dvi output.

Kile is a user friendly TeX/LaTeX editor for the KDE desktop environment. It simplifies the creation of LaTeX documents.

OOoLatex is a set marcos designed to provide latex support into OpenOffice. Complex equations can be inserted as images, the latex code is saved into the image attribute while simpler equations are expanded into symbol characters to be inserted as text.

LaTeXtaglet allows the inclusion of mathematical equations in Javadocs. This project was originally developed by Stephan Dlugosz and hosted at SourceForge. The original source code is tightly dependent of Windows conventions for directories and ... [More] files names. The modified version of LaTeXtaglet described here runs fine on unix platforms. It's uncertain whether the changes in the modified version were propagated back to the original code base as the original author apparently stopped improvements to the original LaTeXtaglet. Hence, another source repository was created under JQuantLib umbrella. JQuantLib uses LaTeXtaglet to obtain nice Javadocs which contains UML diagrams and mathematical equations. [Less]

This is a single GNU makefile that builds a LaTeX document into various targets with minimal latex/bibtex invocations. It colorizes and swallows the normally unhelpful latex output so that errors and other important messages are easy to spot. It ... [More] handles GNUplot, Fig, and Dot image creation, and does automatic dependency tracking. Perhaps most important, it is convenient because it is a single file and only depends on standard Unix utilities that are likely to exist on any system. It includes built in help documentation and various utilities to test whether it will work on your system. [Less]