You can version control a txt file or svg file, and they won’t fail to compile. I mean, Idk what your process is maybe you’re using IDEs that make it less painful than what I experienced, but the extensive control you supposedly have requires a lot more knowledge than LibreWriter.
I do most things in txt and svg then move them into libre writer and export the PDF. LaTeX is good to generate math images, but otherwise it’s too much work for things that really only need to be good enough.
I’m a neovim guy myself, so mostly I’m in markdown. Most of the latex stuff is for document production and it’s easy as keeping a skeleton file with the includes set up on a letter heading. If I have something that NEEDS to be printed and markdown wont do it, I’m definitely using latex not libre. I’m not sure I can even use any kind of writing tool without vim bindings anymore anyway.
You can version control a txt file or svg file, and they won’t fail to compile. I mean, Idk what your process is maybe you’re using IDEs that make it less painful than what I experienced, but the extensive control you supposedly have requires a lot more knowledge than LibreWriter.
I do most things in txt and svg then move them into libre writer and export the PDF. LaTeX is good to generate math images, but otherwise it’s too much work for things that really only need to be good enough.
I’m a neovim guy myself, so mostly I’m in markdown. Most of the latex stuff is for document production and it’s easy as keeping a skeleton file with the includes set up on a letter heading. If I have something that NEEDS to be printed and markdown wont do it, I’m definitely using latex not libre. I’m not sure I can even use any kind of writing tool without vim bindings anymore anyway.