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On 12/07/12 00:51, Uche Ogbuji wrote: > I used to use Lyx, but for a long time I've used wiki-like text, which is > even simpler than HTML thanks for the tip. Stuck with LyX and latex for now... since the entire first draft of one book. I may look at this for future needs. LyX uses em spaces for white space, good for poetry and the best novel writing tool I know. I did start rewriting using Libre Office, but this is not going to work. (LaTex also works with Quark, thanks to the typesetting format.) I use to compile my own version of LyX, which I could tweak the config files and C flags for my needs, but thought I would try the ubuntu version. The full version still works, just much more then I need. May consider going back to my version but tweaking and compiling on a netbook may not be so easy?