Factory 49 Lately I''m using TeXstudio a lot more and I''m having trouble to get used to the default keyboard shortcuts. There are a lot and the dialog to search them is not exactly user-friendly. So my question
Factory Is there a way to update the software without downloading the entire software all over again when there is a new update available? I am using V 3.0.1, and there is V 3.0.4 available, so I
Factory TeXstudio has a public bug tracker, unlike TeXmaker, and the devs are much more receptive to suggestions from the community compared to TeXmaker. (In fact, I think this is why
Factory TeXstudio has a slightly "brighter" looking standard UI, but I can''t say I like it better than the texmaker UI. In summary, I think your choice between Texmaker and TeXstudio should depend
Factory A bit of background about myself. I am currently starting a PhD in theoretical physics (hence using lots of latex). I''ve been using latex intensively for ~6 years and I''m pretty fluent at it. So far, I have tried
Factory {texstudio} is about the LaTeX editor TeXstudio, formerly called TexMakerX. It is a fork of another editor called Texmaker, which has its own tag {texmaker}.
Factory A previous version of TeXstudio was aware or the location of your TeX files. In the current version, when opening a file, I always start from my home directory. The ini-file (or the
Factory TeXstudio has a nice GUI for inputting tabular data and generating the corresponding LaTeX code (of course there are some webpages that can do this too). VScode doesn''t have this, so
Factory TeXStudio is great because it''s available on macOS, Windows and Ubuntu, so it would be a familiar environment if you work on multiple machines. I use a git repository to maintain my
Factory TexStudio seems to be pretty popular, but when I tried to load the ShareLatex project (which consists of subfolders for each chapter) I can''t seem to figure out how to open/load my
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