Following your last observation Anders, Adobe had a flowing PDF project, but I do not know what happened to it. Do you know?
Murat Yildizoglu Le 6 nov. 2018 à 16:50 +0100, Anders Host-Madsen <ahostmad...@yahoo.com>, a écrit : > Still have not found the proper way to post to thread, so I just hope it will > show up the right place. > > First, for the topic of the thread: I have now tried 1) rollapp.com and 2) > remote access to my Mac from iPad (Screens and TeamWiever). rollapp.com is > too limited (e.g., shortcuts and arrow keys don't work) and expensive. Remote > access is too slow and unreliable to be a solution. So, the only solution > would be some type of native app on iPad. > > I do think of LyX as a frontend for LaTeX, and not at all irrelevant. In > fact, it is the software I use the most of all software that I have. It has > completely revolutionized my workflow, as it's now so easy to write LaTeX. > > I think the issue is not that LyX is outdated, but that LaTeX is outdated. > It's made for typesetting on paper, and honestly most reading now is done on > screens. For that PDF is terrible. It's fixed format for printing. Instead, > what is needed is mathematical typesetting that is free-flowing and adaptable > to the screen it's read on (including a phone). Is there any work going on on > that kind of standard?
