Gummi

What it does

Command snippets

Users can assign shortcut keys or command text to commonly used LaTeX blocks; some examples are preconfigured.checked 8 Oct 2001

Development status

The official home page says Gummi is once again actively developed and points readers to GitHub for current code and releases.checked 8 Oct 2001

Document helpers

Wizards can insert LaTeX for images, tables, matrices, or bibliography files, and users can save documents as templates.checked 8 Oct 2001

Editor themes

Users can choose alternative editor colour schemes, and custom styles can be placed in ~/.config/gummi/styles.checked 8 Oct 2001

Export

The documented file operations include exporting to PDF.checked 8 Oct 2001

Live preview

Changes to a document appear almost immediately in a preview pane.checked 8 Oct 2001

Product

Gummi is described as a simple LaTeX editor.checked 8 Oct 2001

Projects

Project support groups documents and stores compilation settings and file locations in a plain-text file.checked 8 Oct 2001

Source build

The guide says developers can compile Gummi from source and describes that code as the latest untested development code.checked 8 Oct 2001

Spell checking

Spell checking is off by default and requires selecting a language and having gtkspell installed.checked 8 Oct 2001

Support and involvement

The wiki links to troubleshooting and frequently asked questions and invites contributions through development, translations, and testing.checked 8 Oct 2001

Supported packaging

The install guide lists packages for Ubuntu, Debian, Gentoo, Arch, Slackware, OpenBSD, macOS/NetBSD, and Windows.checked 8 Oct 2001

Syntax highlighting

LaTeX commands are highlighted separately from the rest of the text.checked 8 Oct 2001