[Scribus] Scribus for Scientific Posters?
Benjamin Huot
benjaminhuot
Sun Dec 2 21:16:12 CET 2007
have you tried context?
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Main_Page
It is included in TeX Live
It seems too complicated for my purposes but it gives you more
control over layout.
On Dec 2, 2007, at 12:10 PM, Xavier Colmant wrote:
>> That, together with the vector embedding of LaTeX output,
>> should
>> turn Scribus into a very powerful LaTeX page layout program.
>>
> I never understood why there is no gui interface to Tex. Scientific
> masochism? Otherwise, Tex is incredibly powerful and flexible. It's
> really good at laying out whole documents and to write formulas. But,
> as master Andr?as said, it's a pain if you want to do some little
> specific designs on a page. Generally Tex output is very bland. All
> Tex documents look the same (man or info pages in Linux), thousands of
> thesis written by scientists... Knuth's 'The Art of Computer
> Programming' is part of my bedstands books.
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