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Mogan Research is a fast and friendly distribution of GNU TeXmacs.

As I explained, there is only one commit for the WASM port. The WASM port just compiles.

Please wait us to make it better!

There is only one commit for the WASM port. We haven't made it public.

Here is the pull request to make Mogan Editor (the fork of GNU TeXmacs) work on Browser via WebAssembly:

https://github.com/XmacsLabs/mogan/pull/373

We just make it compile based on mgubi's work. And haven't started further work.

It seems the TeXmacs documents are already rendered in a nice way. But most functionality is still not available.

I'm not familiar with the details. But I do think it is not hard. Because we can save it to github via rest api.

Sometimes, I use GNU TeXmacs for ancient Chinese materials.

I've tuned default font for Korean for GNU TeXmacs 2.1

I wonder if there are any Korean GNU TeXmacs users browsing Hacker News.

For GNU TeXmacs 1.99.14, there is also a nice Octave plugins (builtin) for Windows/Linux/macOS.

GNU TeXmacs on github: https://github.com/texmacs/texmacs

Join us to make GNU TeXmacs better.

Actually, Zoom is not available in China for personal use.

The CEO of Zoom is from China and is an America citizen.

I have to admit that GNU TeXmacs is buggy.

And I've fixed some of them by myself or with the help of other contributors.

Please report bugs to https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=texmacs

And we will fix it as soon as possible.

For the next release: TeXmacs 2.1, we mainly focus on bug fixes.

Sorry, this is my title:

GNU TeXmacs v1.99.10 is released!

But for some reason, the title was cut.

You are talking about installing and opening GNU TeXmacs on macOS?

We may improve it later. For now, just trust it and be a happy TeXmacs user.

Recently, @mgubi gave a presentation on the Guile Scheme in TeXmacs:

https://www.iam.uni-bonn.de/fileadmin/user_upload/gubinelli/...

And he has a workable guile 2/3 branch on github at 1. https://github.com/mgubi/texmacs/tree/guile2 2. https://github.com/mgubi/texmacs/tree/guile3

We have planed to upgrade to guile 2/3 after the release of TeXmacs 2.1 .

TeXmacs 2.1 will be released in the next few months.

The project needs more developer.

We are trying to make it back to Ubuntu/Debian.

> The project seemed to stall and I moved on to LyX. Nice to see it is back in business.

Actually, Joris writes code for GNU TeXmacs on a regular basis. But he did not update the main site before. The old-styled main site (before) delivered the wrong message.

It is a pleasure to write math in GNU TeXmacs.

One of my friends write the draft of a paper in GNU TeXmacs, and then export it to LaTeX, finnaly, he polish the paper in LaTeX.

Other guys use TeXmacs for Maxima/FriCAS/Octave.

We have videos：

http://texmacs.org/tmweb/home/videos.en.html

It is worth your time.

> Do many people use TeXmacs?

Some people are using TeXmacs. But the number of the TeXmacs users are increasing.

> Now that you can export markdown and org-mode to LaTeX, TeXmacs doesn’t seem to provide much value.

This is not a difficult but a trivial task. Currently, TeXmacs documents can be converted to LaTeX. Some people use TeXmacs to write the draft of a paper and then polish it using LaTeX.

> I’ve tried using TeXmacs once and it never really worked well.

You may try it again. We have added plenty of features and fixed many bugs.

LyX uses LaTeX as its backend typesetting mechanism.

TeXmacs implements its own typesetting system.

I think this is the main differences.