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LaTeX is shit at this point. Check out https://github.com/typst/typst. I cannot go back to the awful syntax in a powerful LuaLaTeX.
Hm, looks somewhat less painful to type. Otherwise, needs further investigation; tnx!
It's in the beta, but actively being developed. You can do a lot of stuff already, but a lot of stuff is either not implemented or janky. Overall I can cope with that. If you want to add something, just know how to write in Rust.
Do you pronounce it "typist", "typeset" or "type es ti"?
Why not just pronounce it "typst"? (like "types" with a "t" at the end)
Yay English got its second person singular conjugation back :)
I type Thou typst She typeth
Typ as in type and st as in street. One syllable with many consonants.
It's still new and I didn't ask authors this question and doc doesn't talk about it either.