Technological advantages over Linux

Jerry jerry at seibercom.net
Sun Feb 16 18:29:39 UTC 2020


On Sun, 16 Feb 2020 13:03:02 -0500, Michael Watters stated:
>On 2/16/2020 7:38 AM, Jerry wrote:
>>  Unfortunately, because so
>> much of my work has to be shared among several users, and LaTeX does
>> not offer a suitable way of having a multitude of users edit a
>> document for review, with each edit being kept isolated from the
>> final document, I usually have to write the document with MS Word. I
>> guess it all depends on your audience.  
>
>Isn't LaTeX just text files?  Why not use something like git?

I have no idea how that would work and it certainly would not allow for
the fine grained multi-user editing ability that I would require, plus
it adds another layer of complexity that my audience would certainly
not appreciate. Actually, the ability to share a document with multiple
users, each having the ability to edit a document, and share that
document with other users but with only myself or someone I designate
having the ability to produce the final document is one of the features
I most like about MS Word. I have yet to find anything that 'just
works' that effortlessly. However, I am always open to suggestions.

-- 
Jerry
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