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Writing a thesis with LaTeX

Posted by michux on · 4 comments
PolishLinux.org; By Tomasz Łuczak 		Mail this story
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A dissertation is composed of two elements: the content and the form. The author is certainly the person best qualified to speak about the content. We, however, will focus on the form. We are going to see how to get a fine composition with low time expenditure using LaTeX.

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Comments (4)

mvermeer ·
...and BibTeX, and xindy, and...
richo123 ·
Yeah I use lyx, latex and bibtex.

As you get older remembering all those weird and wonderful latex commands gets harder and harder:

"Lyx, for those senior moments". ;-) ;-)

BTW thanks again for your efforts with lyx Martin.
jezuch ·
Yeah. I'm just finishing my Masters using LyX :)
Steven_Rosenber ·
I've always wanted to try Lyx ... maybe now's the time ...

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