I also like to use LyX for taking notes, especially when those notes will involve mathematical formulas and notation but also because of all the keyboard shortcuts for sections and the like. It is also good for making references in a straightforward manner.
However, I don't really think LyX should be marketed that way. Its main purpose is still to be a front end for LaTeX. An incidental note on such note-taking capabilities could be added somewhere on the website, I suppose. El jue., 10 ene. 2019 a las 17:02, Paul A. Rubin (<parubi...@gmail.com>) escribió: > On 1/10/19 4:50 PM, Amir Michail wrote: > > I find it really nice to use for that purpose. And there’s no need to > install TeX and/or export to LaTeX if all you are using it for is to take > notes. > > > > Anyone else think LyX is great for taking notes and should be marketed > as such? > > > I do use it for note-taking, and I agree it's good at it, but I'm pretty > sure there are other note-taking apps that are at least as useful > (including some with direct links to cloud storage?). To me LyX is first > and foremost a document authoring program. Note-taking is just an > "off-label" use. >
