Gummi For Linux

LaTeX is a document preparation system that's often used in academic circles. LaTeX editors are, therefore, the best utilities for producing scientific and technical documentation/documents.

Gummi is one such LaTeX editor. Even though the app's official description is "the simple LaTeX editor," Gummi has everything it needs to be a very well rounded LaTeX editor.

Just like most other similar apps, it has a built-in PDF viewer, and it allows you to insert tables, images, as well as mathematical symbols.

If you're looking for a LaTeX editor, here's what you should know about Gummi. It's a super lightweight, GTK+ LaTeX editor (was built using the GTK+ interface toolkit) that is fully written in the C programming language.

It's also free and open-source, and thanks to its Flatpak/Flathub distribution , it should work without issues on all major Linux distributions out there, as well as on Windows.

Even if you haven't used a LaTeX editor before, Gummi is a good place to start since it was designed with simplicity and novices in mind.

As mentioned before, it packs all the basic features one might expect from a LaTeX editor. However, Gummi also provides a series of more advanced features that should make it a favorite for a wide range of users.

Some of the more important features include a Line preview pane, auto-scaling preview, syntax highlighting, LaTeX error checking, BibTex support, the ability to import objects and to export to PDF.

Gummi is not the fanciest LaTeX and also not the most-feature packed app of this sort out there. However, it does everything right, it works as intended, and it's remarakbly easy-to-use and lightweight. A very good LaTeX editor, especially for beginners.