TexMaths Reviews

Excellent.

I've been using TexMaths for some years now to render Latex equations for my Physical Chemistry lectures in Impress. I'm the envy of my Windows-bound colleagues. Their quality and ease of editing is superb.

Excellent project, it is easy to use (if you are fasmiliar with LaTeX) and the quality of formulae are excellent. Also, in the Impress documents, you can have the Transparent option and it gives excellent outputs. Thank you!

The best extension for LO

In principle this could have been a wonderfully helpful extension. However, while it works just fine on LibreOffice writer (5.3.1.2) under (L)ubuntu 17.04, it fails with Impress 5.3.1.2. When I click on the leftmost icon, I get the often-reported: "The selected object is not a TexMaths equation... Please unselect it and call the macro again..." A similar problem has been repeatedly reported for TeXMAths, but it is still here. I really hope this can be fixed-- the built-in equation editor of LibreOffice is awful.

Seamless integration into writer or impress. High quality extension.

Excellent software, helped me a lot for writing scientific documents.

An essential tool, well done

An essential tool, well done

This nice and in future will replace the libreMath, because if latex and Math can not separate, I hope they add new feature (gui symbol) for new user which not familiar with latex command. Why this plugin is not developed intensively. If I have time I will modified this plugin easer and have graphical icon to put symbol and other math symbol like lyx.

Awesome project. Much easier to use than the default system in LibreOffice.

Much better than the stuff being sold for MSOffice!

Amazing ease of use, great for simple reports etc. I will use full-fledged Latex for important documents, but this makes life easy for homeworks etc! Thank you very much!

Excellent application

Thank you for providing this excellent extension for LibreOffice. Simlpy the best option to create mathematical formulas with LibreOffice.

SVG option is great, much better than ooolatex solution. This is now my default equation writer for LibreOffice