#Tex package folder windows texstudio for mac

TeXStudio is a team project of Benito van der Zander, Jan Sundermeyer, Daniel Braun and Tim Hoffmann, forked from the TeXMaker application, a non-open source application, which open-source development stalled in 2009. Actually, TeXstudio was aimed to be a set of extensions for TeXMaker and was then called TeXMakerX. It is an Open Source application, available for major desktop platforms, Windows, Linux, BSD and Mac OS. TeXstudio is an integrated writing environment for creating LaTeX documents.

I’ll be discussing more about these features later, but before we follow-up, let’s recall the background of the app. Some other noticeable features of this app are auto-fill suggestions, syntax-highlighting, real-time viewing, spell and reference check, bibliography support and profile management. It offers beautiful designs (yep, a Mac OS feeling on Windows), easy template wizards and quick compilers. TeXstudio sports such great features which literally reduces your effort to half or even less than that. No more memorizing all the LaTeX codes, no more external compilers and no more annoying extra plugins to be installed. and that was the start of a great time for me.

#Tex package folder windows texstudio for mac

After I played with TeXstudio for Windows and then after TeXStudio for Mac for a couple of days, I understood how it functions. It was a great headache to write math commands points by point until I installed TeXstudio. Writing LaTeX is a real pain, when you are willing to write a long document or article, which in my case are mathematics blogs and books.

TeXstudio has now gradually inched to version 2.12.22 and by time being even more peaceful and wonderful. ‘ Peaceful‘ was the word I used to describe it then after. It was mid 2012, the first time I installed TeXstudio version 2.3, on my PC.