LaTeX documentation
So far, not much here. Look in your /usr/share/doc and then
come back. But, there are a few quite useful toys I have to share:
- documentation for the math figures drawing package pstricks (in 4 sections in .ps format; use
gv to view)
- a general LaTeX reference -- a good place to start, with an
excellent math typesetting section (in .dvi or html)
- the eecltree package is okay, and i've got a few
examples if you want them, but what's much, much cooler
(especially for typesetting linguisticky things like sentence
trees!), is qtree
(here's the .sty file)
- some documentation on bibTeX
- So, it turns out that GNUPlot (a) rocks, and
(b) can generate TeX code if you `set terminal eepic` and
then stick the code it generates into your document ...
- If you are a big geek, and have a lot of free time, you
might want to look at the shapepar package (here's the sty file, and a pdf
document explaining it, which allows you to typeset paragraphs ins
crazy shapes. If only Apollinaire had seen it! ;-)
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