LaTeX vs DocBook -


I have very little information about latex, original formatting, basic math etc. I think it is difficult to configure latex. My own taste Recently, I have heard about the docbook, which is also a typical system, but since using XML, it is very easy, therefore, if my main work is latex Using a docbook / writing a simple document (not class book) with some math, and I want easy configuration, and a highly consolable application, h One is better, and there is a good book on the docbook

Well, I have not used the docbook, But watch instantly on Wikipedia and Google:

  1. The docbook is the XML, as you say. To me, it creates a terrific thing (or rather, with the original text editor), by hand writing, maybe you enjoy writing XML, or you have a good IDE I think you can see.

The DocBook has a list of some books on it that you want to see, though I can not explicitly say that they are "good" books. / P>

I would recommend going with Latex to give someone a basic template to you, then writing latex is as simple as possible:

  \ section {Introduction} This introduction to me There is some stuff here \ Subject {special stuff} with a special type of math: $ \ int_ {x = 1} ^ n 3x ^ 2 $% etc  
< P> Google is your friend to find the basic template that you can start with:

Source From the code on a document For who you are beyond the scope of the latex (which is the answer, but if a lot easier if you are on Linux). Ideally your codex will include pdflatex in your latex install. Then you just run:

  pdflatex source.tex  

(If you have a bibliography then there is a little more work - but this is a different question Is a topic for)


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