That's a big list! When I did my first computer course, "user
friendly" meant asking "are you sure?" when the user tried to quit.
However, you are right, and I think all these things are planned.
Most recent changes seem to relate to removing the final dependencies on
tex for things like bibliography management.
Sam
On 28/06/10 07:40, zohooo wrote:
TeXmacs is a powerful software but not so user-friendly for normal
users, since it behaves differently from most of other softwares in
Windows or Linux. To make it more easy to use, at least the following
things may be done:
- Change default keyboard shortcuts to Windows/MacOSX style instead of
Emacs style
- Show real keyboard shortcut like Win+X or Cmd+X instead of Meta+X on
menu items
- When page width is less than window width, show page content in
window center
- When some content is selected, the color and background color should
be changed
- Popup menu changes according to texmacs mode and shows only relative
items
- Add a tabbar for showing all document names when multi documents are
opened
- Frequently used icons such as "Save" in main toolbar should not have
dropdown menu
- When saving a new buffer, show "Save as" windows instead of
"interactive prompt"
- Recently opened directory should be remembered by "Load" and "Save
as" windows
- When printing a docum
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