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What Latex editor do top scientists use??

Anonymous Wed 29 Dec 23:44:47 2021 No.14030928 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>14031079 >>14031234

I want to be like them.
I love Vs code markdown with Latex support. There is also plain LateX extension for Vs Code.
Does anyone use Vs code markdown+Latex? I am confused about some renderer options.
I've also used TexStudio. Is TexMaker any good?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 30 Dec 2021 00:14:11 No.14031060 Report

Quoted By: >>14031158

I'm a top scientist in my field.
It varies between overleaf (for collaboration), texmaker (for fast typesetting), and texworks (for tracing errors)

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El Arcón Thu 30 Dec 2021 00:16:31 No.14031073 Report

Quoted By: >>14031158

I use TexStudio. It is fairly buggy wuth incinsistent and random syntax highlighting, and it supposedly a major security problem to have it installed. I still like the UI more than any other one. It could be a lot better though.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 30 Dec 2021 00:18:04 No.14031079 Report

Quoted By: >>14031158

>>14030928
not a top scientist here, texmaker works for me.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 30 Dec 2021 00:37:40 No.14031158 Report

Quoted By: >>14031185

>>14031060
I tried texworks, it seems very basic, it doesn't have macro support, does it? (I mean keyboard bindings not the TeX macros).

>>14031079
you will become one one day. texmaker is on my list but haven't tried it yet. does it support autocompletion/macros?

>>14031073
Do you use instant preview in TexStudio? It seems very slow. I highlight a source line and it takes 3-5 seconds to display latex. It probably runs the compiler in the background every single time.

Interesting, sounds like none of you use VS Studio/Atom and prefer a dedicated editor.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 30 Dec 2021 00:43:03 No.14031185 Report

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>>14031158
>you will become one one day. texmaker is on my list but haven't tried it yet. does it support autocompletion/macros?
ty, fren. and yes.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 30 Dec 2021 00:56:27 No.14031234 Report

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>>14030928
not a top scientist, but work in science. Get by with vim and overleaf for collaboration with people who can't use git.

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