Hi,
If you take GPL for GNU, check out LyX. This is by no means a "modest"
thingy, as a matter of fact it isn't a word processor at all in the
traditional meaning of the word, but rather a GUI for LaTeX (although LyX
is a bit more than that). LaTeX, in turn, is a macro package for TeX,
which is the greatest thing happened for document processing since
Gutenberg's days. There is Klyx for KDE, but it is unfinished and I
haven't seen much development for a long time, so i suggest you see
www.lyx.org.
For a more "wordish" approach, there is AbiWord (still version 0.7x, but
works), and a nice (stable) RTF editor Ted. However, I went for LaTeX
power.
J.Siltala
On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I find myself in the position of re-thinking my choice of (modest)
> word processors, and I'd really like to go in a GNU direction.
>
> But I've no information on such a beast. Would someone point me in the
> direction of a projects or finished GNU word processors?
>
> Haines Brown
>
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