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🍫 Many of you waited patiently; we are pleased to announce the first beta version of JabRef 6.0! 🍯
It includes all the features from #GSOC,
performance improvements and the new revamped entry editor, syntax highlighting, as well as the new overhauled theming system.
In LibreOffice we now support collaboration with #zotero users.See our blog post for all the news:
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🍫 Many of you waited patiently; we are pleased to announce the first beta version of JabRef 6.0! 🍯
It includes all the features from #GSOC,
performance improvements and the new revamped entry editor, syntax highlighting, as well as the new overhauled theming system.
In LibreOffice we now support collaboration with #zotero users.See our blog post for all the news:
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🍫 Many of you waited patiently; we are pleased to announce the first beta version of JabRef 6.0! 🍯
It includes all the features from #GSOC,
performance improvements and the new revamped entry editor, syntax highlighting, as well as the new overhauled theming system.
In LibreOffice we now support collaboration with #zotero users.See our blog post for all the news:
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🍫 Many of you waited patiently; we are pleased to announce the first beta version of JabRef 6.0! 🍯
It includes all the features from #GSOC,
performance improvements and the new revamped entry editor, syntax highlighting, as well as the new overhauled theming system.
In LibreOffice we now support collaboration with #zotero users.See our blog post for all the news:
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🍫 Many of you waited patiently; we are pleased to announce the first beta version of JabRef 6.0! 🍯
It includes all the features from #GSOC,
performance improvements and the new revamped entry editor, syntax highlighting, as well as the new overhauled theming system.
In LibreOffice we now support collaboration with #zotero users.See our blog post for all the news:
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Hm, if I do in an org‐document:
#+language: en,eo,ruhyphenation breaks, but if I do:
#+language: ru #+latex_header_extra: \setotherlanguages{eo,en}it works as it used to. Interesting… 🤔
The good thing is that I have to fight this stuff only once 😆
// This is all in Emacs 30 and Debian 13.
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Hm, if I do in an org‐document:
#+language: en,eo,ruhyphenation breaks, but if I do:
#+language: ru #+latex_header_extra: \setotherlanguages{eo,en}it works as it used to. Interesting… 🤔
The good thing is that I have to fight this stuff only once 😆
// This is all in Emacs 30 and Debian 13.
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Hm, if I do in an org‐document:
#+language: en,eo,ruhyphenation breaks, but if I do:
#+language: ru #+latex_header_extra: \setotherlanguages{eo,en}it works as it used to. Interesting… 🤔
The good thing is that I have to fight this stuff only once 😆
// This is all in Emacs 30 and Debian 13.
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Hm, if I do in an org‐document:
#+language: en,eo,ruhyphenation breaks, but if I do:
#+language: ru #+latex_header_extra: \setotherlanguages{eo,en}it works as it used to. Interesting… 🤔
The good thing is that I have to fight this stuff only once 😆
// This is all in Emacs 30 and Debian 13.
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Hm, if I do in an org‐document:
#+language: en,eo,ruhyphenation breaks, but if I do:
#+language: ru #+latex_header_extra: \setotherlanguages{eo,en}it works as it used to. Interesting… 🤔
The good thing is that I have to fight this stuff only once 😆
// This is all in Emacs 30 and Debian 13.