Hello Allan & everybody,
I understand that one of the major strongholds of LyX is
productivity.
That's why I write: to report that LyX has been being used for a year
and a half now to produce *in-real-time* notes out of physics lessons
at my faculty. I have learnt to type at a moderate speed and prepared
some macros for the most popular math expressions, and that's all to
it. If you want to access the source of this GFDL'd documents, point
your browser to p42.org ("asignaturas" section). I consider this to
be a rather interesting achievement, because you would never be able
to reasonably follow a Partial Differential Equations Course typing
with LaTeX or TeX and LyX makes it accesible to everyone.
Unfortunately I think Mike (Ressler) didn't incorporate this into his
FAQ. I think this is as worth of mention as the novels, for it might
encourage others to GFDL their documents and provide a stable basis
for a pool of shared knowledge.
Anybody interested in constructing a framework for shared document
development (or rather, putting glue between the existing
solutions for code, and easing access and manipulation of these),
please mail with suggestions or whatever,
thank you
P.S. amusing LDN!!
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Álvaro Tejero Cantero
Facultad de Física de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid
p42.org
