The open-source OS X BibTeX editor BibDesk has reached version 1.0, after numerous 0. releases since February 2002. BibDesk makes bibliography management on the Mac a breeze and ties in with all LaTeX front ends. It’s a great piece of software. Thanks, Michael!
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Ciao tk, sorry for being a little bit offtopic, but I heard that the new safari release supports wysiwyg content editing, do you know if any worpress plugin has been developed with safari support?
Comment by Cicciosax — June 2, 2005 @ 9:33 am
Off topic is the default mode of blogging, no?
I’m not sure I’m the right person to ask since I post through ecto (another excellent piece of software) and to a hosted Wordpress distribution which supports WYSIWYG editing in any browser, or at least all browsers I’ve tried. Also, isn’t WYSIWYG a feature of your blog engine rather than the browser?
Not sure whether I misunderstood your question…
Comment by Administrator — June 2, 2005 @ 9:44 am
Unfortunately not, Safari was one of the browser which didn’t address the compatibility on this issue. I guess the problem is going to be solved starting from the 2.0 version bundled in tiger (http://allforces.com/2005/04/19/wysiwyg-comes-to-safari-13/). But even though now it looks like everything works on demos, I still haven’t found any wp-plug in which makes me post from safari directly. That’s why I am forced to use Firefox, which is not that good in Mac os X (slow and hard for my g3)! Well, I’ll be patient and wait, in the meanwhile looking for Ecto, the “piece of software” you just suggested. Tnks f.
Comment by Cicciosax — June 2, 2005 @ 9:54 am
BibDesk goes 1.0
[Source: Over at Teekays] quoted: The open-source OS X BibTeX editor BibDesk has reached version 1.0, after numerous 0. releases since February 2002. BibDesk makes bibliography management on the Mac a breeze and ties in with all LaTeX front ends. It…
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