Lightweight Equation/Formulas frontend editor for Miktex/*TeX?

[patrick295767]

Hi

would you know for maths a lightweight Equation frontend editor for Miktex/*TeX?

<10mb deb?

thanks

[mali2297]

Do you mean that you already have the texlive package installed and now only want a user-friendly frontend?

What features do you need?

Do you want the editor to give you a preview of the equations?

[patrick295767]

Do you mean that you already have the texlive package installed and now only want a user-friendly frontend?

What features do you need?

Do you want the editor to give you a preview of the equations?

is there a preview x11 inth epackage ?

[mali2297]

is there a preview x11 inth epackage ?

TeX Live does not include an editor nor a previewer as far as I know.

Could you explain what you want to achieve? Why <10MB?

[patrick295767]

TeX Live does not include an editor nor a previewer as far as I know.

Could you explain what you want to achieve? Why <10MB?

because I am limited by my installation in terms of size. I simply need the editor and nothing else (all other package such as openoffice ... or abiword)

[mali2297]

because I am limited by my installation in terms of size. I simply need the editor and nothing else (all other package such as openoffice ... or abiword)

Your installation does not include TeX Live or similar TeX package. Do I understand you correctly?

What exactly do you want the editor to do? Since you can write LaTeX code in any old editor, I guess you want something more like being able to preview the equations on screen, generate images or create PDF's.

Perhaps a web-based editor like jaxedit (http://code.google.com/p/jaxedit/) could be an option. You can download it to run it offline as well. The tarball is only 3.1 MB and even the uncompressed folder uses less than 10MB. :-)

[patrick295767]

Your installation does not include TeX Live or similar TeX package. Do I understand you correctly?

What exactly do you want the editor to do? Since you can write LaTeX code in any old editor, I guess you want something more like being able to preview the equations on screen, generate images or create PDF's.

Perhaps a web-based editor like jaxedit (http://code.google.com/p/jaxedit/) could be an option. You can download it to run it offline as well. The tarball is only 3.1 MB and even the uncompressed folder uses less than 10MB. :-)


wow

your post is really awsome. thank you so much

http://jaxedit.sourceforge.net/#0_0_2_0_0

[mips]

Not sure what you wanna do but http://www.lyx.org/