Re: [Texmacs-dev] make texmacs more user-friendly

[Sam Liddicott]

 That's a big list! When I did my first computer course, "user 
friendly" meant asking "are you sure?" when the user tried to quit.

However, you are right, and I think all these things are planned.

Most recent changes seem to relate to removing the final dependencies on 
tex for things like bibliography management.

Sam

On 28/06/10 07:40, zohooo wrote:
> TeXmacs is a powerful software but not so user-friendly for normal 
> users, since it behaves differently from most of other softwares in 
> Windows or Linux. To make it more easy to use, at least the following 
> things may be done:
>
> - Change default keyboard shortcuts to Windows/MacOSX style instead of 
> Emacs style
> - Show real keyboard shortcut like Win+X or Cmd+X instead of Meta+X on 
> menu items
> - When page width is less than window width, show page content in 
> window center
> - When some content is selected, the color and background color should 
> be changed
> - Popup menu changes according to texmacs mode and shows only relative 
> items
> - Add a tabbar for showing all document names when multi documents are 
> opened
> - Frequently used icons such as "Save" in main toolbar should not have 
> dropdown menu
> - When saving a new buffer, show "Save as" windows instead of 
> "interactive prompt"
> - Recently opened directory should be remembered by "Load" and "Save 
> as" windows
> - When printing a docum
>
>
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