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I tried to develop a jupyter client plugin for TeXmacs, namely the
possibility to use TeXmacs as a client for jupyter kernels. This would do
what you want: have a interface to sage math and other kernels and have all
the typesetting quality of TeXmacs.

In my opinion this is easier, more viable, than embedding TeXmacs into a
jupyter client (be it the notebook).

It will also allow us to replace many of our plugins with the equivalent
jupyter kernels (python, haskell, etc…)

Help is welcome.


Best
mg


> On 26. Feb 2020, at 18:51, Michael Shea <address@hidden> wrote:
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> This note is mainly for the developers of TeXmacs.
>
> I have been working a lot with SageMath in Jupyter notebooks recently and
> love it. While I am hoping we will get a TeXmacs plugin for SageMath
> working in Windows, I have another thought that could increase the exposure
> of TeXmacs to the Math, Science and Programming communities.
>
> I have more than once wished that TeXmacs was available as a cell type in
> Jupyter. It could be used as an alternative to the Markdown cell type.
>
> Once people see how easy mathematical typesetting is with TexMacs, it could
> lead to more widespread adoption of TeXmacs in the communities.
>
>

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• Increasing the exposure of TeXmacs, Michael Shea, 02/26/2020
  • Re: Increasing the exposure of TeXmacs, Massimiliano Gubinelli, 02/26/2020

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