Re: Coming soon: My Last Lecture

On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 12:32 AM, ne1uno wrote: > you will no doubt add a few words about the earlier years? > ​In part 1, I'll discuss Leo's most important and noteworthy features, and discuss how it compares to other editors. In part 2, I'll discuss much larger issues,

My last lecture. Part 1: Why Leo is noteworthy

This post discusses what I think matters most about Leo. This post assumes you are an experienced Leo user. It does not try to duplicate Leo's Tutorial . This post will be pre-writing for a version that will be posted to Leo's web site. All comments are

Re: My last lecture. Part 1: Why Leo is noteworthy

This post makes me realize (again) how much of Leo I don't understand or use. I use Leo just about every day for work and personal writing (mostly LaTex and some HTML). I didn't think I would find a tool to replace ECCO, but Leo proved up to the task (I never use ECCO anymore except to print

Made with Leo

This is sort of in response to the Last Lecture thread and why Leo is noteworthy. The attached is "made with Leo", although, to be fair, Blender also contributed :-) I was working on an org. chart, a chart of the structure of an organization (so shoot me now, I guess ;-). Two simple @buttons