[OS X TeX] Sysquake for LaTeX (and TeXShop)
Alain Schremmer
schremmer.alain at gmail.com
Sat Mar 28 15:42:56 EDT 2009
On Mar 28, 2009, at 12:49 PM, Alain Matthes wrote:
>
> the new version (beta) of gnuplot 4.3 patchlevel 0 is fine.
> You need to compile the sources
Stop right here: as far as I am concerned, that's the end of the trail.
> but it's possible.
No doubt, but not by me. ;-((
> Now this version works with utf8 encoding
Doesn't do a thing for me since I barely understand the phrase "utf8
encoding"
> If you don't want some problems, gnuplot 4.2 is easy
that's good
> more easy
easiness being in the eves of the beholder, that's not as good
> to install and you have the possibility to use gnuplot with tikz.
That's what I have been wanting to do all along but that is a lot of
things to install … successfully and to learn. Which is why I have
applied my standard policy in such cases: wait and see.
> But sysquake seems to be more easy to install and to use.
It seems indeed that even I should be able to use it. And, as I said
before, that would vindicate my standard policy. (But I still want to
learn TiKZ)
While I am at it, why "(and TeXShop)"? Does TeXShop have to know
about Sysquake? (I haven't done my homework yet.)
In any event,
Grateful regards
--schremmer
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