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Real word processing with Linux



> if wyswyg is not a concern of yours.  you may want to consider latex.
> slackware has bundled latex in its distribution.  you can also find details
> about latex through http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/CTAN/latex/.

There's supposed to be an almost-WYSIWYG TeX front end (or is it LaTeX?) 
that a lot of people swear by (as opposed to swearing at). It's called, I 
think, LyX, and I'm almost certain you'll find some discussion of it (and 
a pointer to it) in comp.os.linux.misc

SCO WordPerfect supposedly works, but would be expensive I think and 
requires some setup.

This may be heresy, but I don't think MS-WORD under Windows is a bad 
solution for a WYSIWYG word processor.....

				Peter

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