Jean Louis <[email protected]> writes: >> I like your standing. If I would take a stance based on functionality, >> I would happily mix: Microsoft, Oracle, Apple and GNU products, >> regardless of their licenses. I would not like to take a stance based >> on functionality, but on freedom. For me, functionality is needed, but >> not at the cost of freedom. > > Maybe you wanted to say something else, I don't know, it is little > contradictory.
Where is the contradiction. I will not use just any software. I will use only free software. I wrote that I agreed with everything you have written so far. >> I do not care about a particular document or presentation. What I >> really want to do is make sure that I use only free software. Will >> avoiding Latex completely be my only option? If that is the >> situation, how can I make different types of documents like letters >> and papers with tables based on text in Emacs' org-mode? > > LaTeX is just one good part of TeXLive distribution. You don't need to > use LaTeX, you can use for example ConTeXT, other similar set of > macros. But there is no Org support that I know. > > There is Org support for Asciidoctor https://www.asciidoctor.org which > I use lately to make many nice PDF presentations with asciidoctor-pdf > which is standalone PDF generator. Thanks! I will try. _______________________________________________ libreplanet-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://lists.libreplanet.org/mailman/listinfo/libreplanet-discuss
