🚀 go-pugleaf

In article M49@uia.ua.ac.be, derijkp@hgins.uia.ac.be (Peter.DeRijk) writes:
> 
> : Well I certainly would install linux and like it , let me ask those people who
> : only run linux but no windows, what word processing program do they run? Of
> : course I know there are type setting programs like LaTeX, actually I used it a
> : lot for preparing research papers, however, if what you want is just a letter,
> : it is much easier to use a word processor. Are there any Word for Unix? Or
> : should not it be included in the future linux software?
> 
> 
> It seems that WordPerfect runs on Linux. That should be adequate. (I don't
> know which version though.)
> 

Hmm ... Get a good macro for TeX/LaTex and its easier than a "wordprocessor"
for creating simple text and letters. LaTeX has letter format built in, so I
don't see the argument. I create nicely formatted letters typing them in using
either vi or emacs not worring about margins etc ... The TeX'n does all that for me.

I think what you arguing is that you are too lazy to run xdvi or ghostview to
see the end product ????

You can get close to WYSWYG by having 2 windows open :)

-MIKE 

PS: I run Windows when I get in the mood to have my machine unable to boot without
    turning it off for 5-10 minutes so the hd will be recognized....