All releases of GNU TeXmacs
Release Notes: This version comes with a native PDF converter, several new tools for debugging, and support for marginal notes. More than sixty pending bugs were corrected and recovery from errors has been improved.
Release Notes: In the new version, the user interface for document styles and packages has been simplified by allowing users to make more contextual customizations. An experimental native converter to PDF was also added, customization of macros has been made easier, and various micro-typographic improvements were integrated, including better typography for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Release Notes: This release comes with an improved presentation mode, more portable plug-ins, and a completely-rewritten Scilab plug-in. The LaTeX import and export filters have been further improved, and experimental support has been added for several graphical text effects.
Release Notes: This release adds the ability to run plugins in a remote fashion over SSH. The detection of plugins has also been improved, as well as the LaTeX importation and exportation of meta-data. A thorough reorganization of the font system is ongoing.
Release Notes: This release adds support for arbitrary zoom factors, fitting to the width of the screen, a special widget for user preferences, new tools for developers, and several minor improvements for conversions to and from LaTeX.
Release Notes: This release adds a highly-improved Reduce interface, rudimentary support for SVN-based version control, various improvements for conversion from and to LaTeX, an experimental interface for Inkscape, and experimental support of graphical macros. Internal buffer management has been completely reorganized.
Release Notes: This release adds a rudimentary spreadsheet facility and a new mode for editing TeXmacs documentation. Several X11 and Qt widgets have been added for GUI development using Scheme, and many minor bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: This release comes with a completely redesigned set of icons (Qt version only). The robustness of the graphics mode has also been increased, and better support for extensible arrows has been added.
Release Notes: This release fixes image support under Qt and a few other bugs. A plug-in for the Fricas fork of the Axiom computer algebra system has also been added.
Release Notes: This version marks the switch from the traditional X11 interface to the new Qt based interface, whereas the dependency on TeX/LaTeX has been fully removed. Notice that new releases now both integrate documentation and the most standard fonts. Finally, the table editor has been simplified somewhat, and plug-ins may propose their own documentation.
