What software and format does \G\ use to edit her non-programming text?
Prose editing
Eli Gomez
Wyatt Watson
latex is the only right answer
Elijah Gonzalez
fpbp
Jacob Sanders
Markdown with vim
Jack Gomez
Office 97
Asher Morgan
Vscode for txt
Kevin Gutierrez
How horrifying.
Can wait until markdown + pandoc replaces that shitshow
Leo Bell
>Can wait until markdown + pandoc replaces that shitshow
Tyler James
latex if you're brainlet, org-mode if you're cultured man who uses bidets instead of wiping your shit all over your hairy ass like an ape
Andrew Allen
>software
Vim
>format
S1000D
Kevin Ramirez
Combo of Word and Apple Notes.
Might give Pages another try once I'm done with my current project.
Sebastian Turner
Markdown with emacs
Nathaniel Moore
Emacs with orgmode is the only answer
Jack Cox
emacs
Anthony Anderson
Quick & dirty: Notepad++
Basic editor: Libreoffice
Page layout: InDesign
Landon Roberts
Org with emacs
William Anderson
For the most part I use gedit with markdown for formatting.
Bentley Diaz
nano
Grayson Collins
Office 2003
Logan Bennett
Emacs with org for notes and stuff I need to export to several format without changing the content.
But if it's latex then I use Auctex mode as it is super comfy.
Tyler Rogers
Nano, Usenet formatting
Carter Miller
LibreWriter and Pages
Mason Russell
Word 6.0 in Windows 3.1
Sebastian Reed
Based
Christian Rivera
LibreOffice has all the tools you need for non-scientific prose.
Nicholas Edwards
I fucking hate office in a mac. In Pages you could insert equations like in latex so im cool with it, and Keynote makes wonderfull presentations
Ethan Gutierrez
I did my scientific prose on LibreOffice, it definitely has the tools, even more so than Ms Office
Hint: TexMaths
Anthony Bennett
Did you use the new one? Sure, the 2011 was pure cancer in every way but they stepped they game up a lot. Though I don't need equations, so no clue if that's fixed.
Used Pages for a month or so a year ago when I installed public beta on my main machine and it made LO and Word crash … and it wasn't too bad but just constantly feels a bit off when you're used to the others. Also it feels ... too comfy. Word and LO got a certain ugliness about them which helps to stay more alert.
Jayden White
I use FocusWriter. It is fucking kino. Has everything I want including amazing matrix-like green and black theme.
Carson Diaz
Adobe InDesign Usually
Mason Edwards
On a similar note, what's a good screenwriting/formatting program? Trelby only supports English characters and is no longer maintained.
Luis Bennett
Basic, unformatted text: notepad++, leafpad, nano
Formatted text: Libreoffice writer
Format:
-ods/odt for myself
-MS open xml docx/xlsx at work
Jackson Cox
Vim for LaTeX. Nano for configuration files.
Brayden Myers
> non-programming
Still Geany. Still based.
Jaxson Lewis
It has been said a few times but not nearly often enough: org-mode Emacs.
Chase Long
>>\G\
>>her
Get out
Caleb Jones
>getting triggered by pronouns
Ethan Hernandez
>Watches one Luke Smith video
>I'm an expert on linux now!
Isaac Brown
>install tex
>1gb dependencies
why
Jaxson Wright
you just outed yourself buddy
Nicholas Hill
A full texlive install it like 25G user
Hudson Fisher
mousepad
Nathaniel Gray
I miss vaio...
Hunter Sullivan
Emacs ofc