What's new in TeXmacs 2.1.4
Apr 2, 2024
- Headless option for running TeXmacs as a window-less script (2.1.4).
- Improved subtables (2.1.4).
- Progress towards side tools, experimental (2.1.4).
- Progress towards markup driven graphical user interface, experimental (2.1.4).
- Support for basic gestures (2.1.3).
- Improved quality of hand-drawn graphics (2.1.3).
- Repulsive margin facility for simpler arrows between graphical text (2.1.3).
- Stylable interface colors (2.1.3).
- Stylable colors for syntax highlighting for Mathemagix and Scheme (2.1.3).
- Various bug fixes (2.1.3).
- Experimental interface for OS-supported speech recognition engines (2.1.3).
- Various minor bug fixes (2.1.2).
- Creation of various interface themes for TeXmacs, such as dark and bright (2.1.1).
- Improved high resolution support under Linux and Windows (2.1.1).
- Progress on (not yet default) Qt5 version of TeXmacs (2.1.1).
- Updated font database for recent pre-installed Linux/Mac/Window fonts (2.1.1).
New in TeXmacs 2.1.1 (Dec 10, 2021)
- Creation of various interface themes for TeXmacs, such as dark and bright (2.1.1).
- Improved high resolution support under Linux and Windows (2.1.1).
- Progress on (not yet default) Qt5 version of TeXmacs (2.1.1).
- Updated font database for recent pre-installed Linux/Mac/Window fonts (2.1.1).
New in TeXmacs 2.1 (Jun 23, 2021)
New in TeXmacs 1.99.21 (May 31, 2021)
- Various minor bug fixes
- Updated plug-in for Giac
New in TeXmacs 1.99.20 (May 6, 2021)
- Better support for the most common LaTeX style files (1.99.20).
- Many corrections for the LaTeX export when using common LaTeX styles (1.99.20).
- Various bug fixes (1.99.20).
- Added Slovak language support with the help of Peter Rapčan (1.99.20).
New in TeXmacs 1.99.19 (Mar 6, 2021)
- Many bug fixes.
- Improved Octave plugin with tab completion and multi-line input.
- Enhanced structured search & replace: added preferences and wildcards.
New in TeXmacs 1.99.18 (Dec 31, 2020)
- Minor bug fixes
- Minor progress on the remote editing tools
New in TeXmacs 1.99.17 (Dec 11, 2020)
- Continued bug fixes (1.99.17).
- Improved remote editing tools (1.99.17).
- New style package “comment” for various kinds of comments (1.99.17).
- Lightweight facility for managing user-defined keyboard shortcuts (1.99.17).
- Improved customizability of item lists and enumerations (1.99.17).
New in TeXmacs 1.99.16 (Nov 24, 2020)
- Further improvements for preview and help balloons (1.99.16)
- Possibility to find labels from their numeric value (1.99.16)
- Incorporation of a smart-ref package for smart references (1.99.16)
- Fix spell checking under Windows (1.99.16)
- Add ^& keyboard shortcut to toggle between equations and equation arrays (1.99.16)
- Rudimentary support for Wacom-style pen tablets, Qt5 only (1.99.16)
- Continued bug fixes (1.99.16)
New in TeXmacs 1.99.15 (Nov 13, 2020)
- Improved help balloons and preview facility for references and citations.
- Improved navigation and search tools for labels, references, and citations.
- Indicate the current cursor position by shaking the mouse.
- Various bug fixes.
New in TeXmacs 1.99.14 (Nov 4, 2020)
- Release of “The Jolly Writer”—Your Guide to GNU TeXmacs (1.99.14).
- Many bug fixes (1.99.14).
- Improved Html export with better CSS stylability (1.99.14).
- Improved support for Qt5 (1.99.14).
- Improved Octave plugin (1.99.14).
New in TeXmacs 1.99.13 (Jun 5, 2020)
- Continued bug fixes (1.99.13).
- Switch to Python 3 for plug-ins programmed in Python (1.99.13).
- A Parser Framework for programming languages (1.99.13).
- Improved Graphviz plugin with documentation in Chinese and syntax highlight (1.99.13).
- Improved Maxima plugin with documentation in Chinese and bug fixes (1.99.13).
- Improved Octave plugin on Windows for Octave 5.x (1.99.13).
New in TeXmacs 1.99.12 (Dec 16, 2019)
- Many bug fixes
- Make it easier to cite work on TeXmacs
- Improved Html import/export filters and support for MathJax
- Faster native (Qt-based) image export of formulas to Html
- Improved large bracket sizes and script positioning
- Various artwork related improvements
- Interface for SymPy
- Re-implement Asymptote, DraTex, Gnuplot, Graphviz, Xypic using Python for full platform support
- Documentation on how to write plugins using Python
- Updates of the dictionaries for French and Dutch
- (run-all-tests) aggregates and runs all the tests in Scheme
- Support for Java language
New in TeXmacs 1.99.11 (Dec 16, 2019)
- Several bug fixes
- Repositories for Debian and Ubuntu
New in TeXmacs 1.99.10 (Jun 28, 2019)
- Many bug fixes (1.99.10).
- Redesigned web site (1.99.10).
- Extended Css stylability when exporting to Html (1.99.10).
- New TeXmacs videos on web site (1.99.10).
- Drag and drop for images (1.99.10).
- Unification of beamer and poster styles, work in progress (1.99.10).
- Automatic retrieval of artwork from texmacs.org (1.99.10).
- New background patterns and pictures (1.99.10).
- Experimental pattern effects (1.99.10).
- Experimental Sparkle support under MacOS (1.99.10).
- Experimental and partial support for Git as a versioning tool (1.99.10).
- Experimantal Graph plug-in for graphs drawn by various external tools (1.99.10).
- User interface for new features in educational styles (1.99.10).
New in TeXmacs 1.99.7 (Sep 10, 2018)
- Several new algorithms for micro typography: roots, mathematical accents, etc.
- New style for posters
- Support for new ACM styles
- Various bug fixes
New in TeXmacs 1.99.6 (Sep 10, 2018)
- New page breaker with better support for floating objects and footnotes
- Improved native Pdf generation based on Hummus
- Several new algorithms for micro typography: subscripts, superscripts, etc.
- Improved support for TeX Gyre fonts
- Various bug fixes
New in TeXmacs 1.99.5 (Jul 11, 2016)
- Support for retina screens
- Implementation of a better, still experimental, page breaking algorithm
- Various improvements for the laptop presentation mode
- Simplified editor for graphical slides in laptop presentations
- Highly improved animations
- An editing mode for simple animations based on morphing
- Various graphical effects and font effects
- Reorganizations in the configuration of TeXmacs
- Improved rendering of pages, including a mode for double sided rendering, and a panorama mode
- High quality mathematical typesetting for many standard fonts; see also the paper “Mathematical Font Art” presented at ICMS 2016.
- Rudimentary support for inking
- Customizable snapping in graphics mode
- Various enhancements and fixes for graphics mode
New in TeXmacs 1.99.4 (Dec 19, 2015)
- Various bug fixes
- Various improvements for the table editor
- Greek language support
New in TeXmacs 1.99.3 (Dec 19, 2015)
- Experimental math editing mode that enforces syntactic correctness
- A series of improvements in the converter to LaTeX
- Tool for examining errors in the LaTeX export
- High quality support of STIX fonts
- Various improvements concerning mathematical typesetting
- Improved punctuation, including support for French punctuation rules
- Improved experimental client-server support
- Encrypting/decrypting pieces of documents
- New experimental bibliographic database management
- New experimental database facilities
- Added style package for literate programming
- Consistent support for multiple bibliographies, indexes, glossaries, etc.
New in TeXmacs 1.99.2 (Sep 1, 2015)
- Enabled new style fonts as the default
- Use small amount of intercharacter stretching by default
- Nicer search and replace system
- Added support for the Croatian language
- Added experimental “conservative” converters for LaTeX
- Various improvements for LaTeX converters
- Various bug fixes
New in TeXmacs 1.99.1 (Sep 1, 2015)
- Activate the native Pdf renderer by default
- Many, many bug fixes
- Introduction of a debugging console
- Limited recovery from errors
- Started implementation of search and replace widget
- Support for marginal notes
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.21 (Sep 1, 2015)
- Complete reorganization of document styles and package
- Major improvements for upcoming native Pdf renderer
- New focus preferences menu
- New widgets for editing macros
- Improved CJK typesetting and support for Fandol fonts
- Stretchable space between letters
- Implementation of protrusion for the standard ecrm font
- Improved ornaments and typesetting adjustments
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.20 (Oct 24, 2013)
- Improved presentation mode
- Various improvements for LaTeX import and export
- Rewritten Scilab plug-in
- Better portability of various plug-ins
- Various graphical font effects; experimental, not yet in interface
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.19 (Oct 24, 2013)
- Profound reorganization of the font system with experimental option for testing
- LaTeX import and export of metadata for various standard styles
- Running plug-ins over remote SSH connections; experimental
- Started implementation of remote TeXmacs file system
- Improved portability of plug-in detection
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.18 (Oct 24, 2013)
- Implementation of arbitrary zoom factors and “fit to paragraph width”
- New widget for user preferences
- More implicit user preferences
- Add developer tools, still experimental
- Start implementation of basic infrastructure for support of system fonts
- Started reorganization of titles and other meta-data for documents
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.17 (Oct 24, 2013)
- Automated generation of documentation about the Scheme files
- Various improvements for LaTeX conversion and character encodings
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.16 (Oct 24, 2013)
- Various improvements for LaTeX import
- New and improved Reduce interface
- Reorganized buffer management and documentation of the new API
- Rudimentary support for version control using SVN
- Rudimentary support for graphical macros without text
- Experimental interface with Inkscape
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.15 (Oct 24, 2013)
- First rudimentary spreadsheet facility
- Special editing mode for writing TeXmacs documentation
- Added new widgets to X version, with Qt analogues in progress
- Many bug fixes
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.14 (Oct 24, 2013)
- New icons for Qt version of TeXmacs
- Many bug fixes for graphics mode
- Improved extensible arrows
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.13 (Oct 24, 2013)
- Experiment with new set of icons
- Fix Qt image support
- Various bug fixes
- Added plug-in for the Axiom fork Fricas
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.12 (Oct 24, 2013)
- Make the Qt port default
- Remove the dependency on TeX/LaTeX
- Distribute the standard fonts with TeXmacs
- Move the TeXmacs documentation inside the source code
- Support for documentation inside plug-ins
- Support for executable switches
- Markup for CSS and Javascript customization of generated webpages.
- Reorganize standard package generation and update website
New in TeXmacs 1.0.7.11 (Oct 24, 2013)
- Support for alpha transparency, Qt version & screen only
- Slightly improved interface for presentation mode
- Added debugging facilities when crashing
- Treat big operators as prefixes in mathematical grammar
- Various fixes for native bibliography generator