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Free Octave book in spanish (Part II)
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Guillem Borrell Nogueras |
Subject: |
Free Octave book in spanish (Part II) |
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Sat, 28 Jan 2006 13:41:46 +0100 |
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Hi all again!
I realize that the previous link was a bit weird. It points to a plone site
and there shouldn't be any problem. Just in case...
the files are now at my public_html
http://torroja.dmt.upm.es/~guillem/OctaveSpanishODT.tar.gz
http://torroja.dmt.upm.es/~guillem/OctaveSpanishtex.tar.gz
The TeX source needs some extra font package that may not be in tetex
(marvosym and wasysym). It compiles with both latex and pdflatex but it's
designed to generate a pdf. After running makeindex pdflatex pulls lots of
garbage, just answer <Enter>, everything should be fine.
Note that the tex document is under a different license because it may become
a REAL book some day.
>This seems like a strange choice. Would there be anyone interested in
>editting these notes who wouldn't know LaTeX? LaTeX is as much of a
>lingua franca in mathematical typesetting as English is in scientific
>communications. I don't know ODT, but I can't imagine that it can
>produce output nearly as beautiful as LaTeX's.
I translated the file to ODT because XML is the best format in the
effort/result ratio. ANYONE can edit an Open Office document and it has a
very nice output. The pdf conversion is amazing, it can handle pdf 1.4
perfectly. I'm impressed with the formula editor. It has a latex-like
syntax and it's really fast.
>Not only do I not know ODT, but I just realised that it's an OO.o v2
>format. You're making me download stuff from the unstable Debian
>distribution. :)
OpenOffice 2 is in testing now and so is Octave. We're on Debian testing at
the laboratory and everything goes flawless. (Read the comment and forget
it: we're making the move to Ubuntu and Kubuntu because we're tired of the
Holy Trinity; Debian is stable, testing and unstable at the same time)
>I don't know a word of LaTeX, but I use TeXmacs (http://www.texmacs.org),
>nice looking documents (LaTeX quality), easier to learn and you can use it
>as interface for Octave (!) or Gnuplot.
The latex document is too long and complicated to be handled by texmacs. At
the beginning it was a LyX file till I realized that the document was full of
LaTeX hacks. Now you must edit it in plain LaTeX
guillem
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- Free Octave book in spanish (Part II),
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