TeXstudio: Open-source LaTeX text editor for Linux
LaTeX is a handy document preparation system. For those of you who don’t know, it is a system in which you can specify the components of a document, without having to format it yourself.
You can take the analogy of an HTML document, where you specify the headings and paragraphs with tags instead of having to modify the page or text.
LaTeX is widely used to display text with mathematical notations. Since it is so important, there have to be programs dedicated to editing text files with LaTeX. We’re going to talk about one such program today, TeXstudio, which can be perceived as an IDE of sorts for LaTeX.
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