>>>>> ">" == Richard Fateman <fateman@cs.berkeley.edu> writes:
Someone said:
>> GhostScript. Not too wide choice. Use X protocole? X fonts are
>> not particularly well suited for mathematics (this is the
>> reason why LyX has not so good display quality as TeXmacs).
There is no reason for X fonts not to look as good as TeX: The
complete set of TeX CM fonts including math are available for free as
Type1 Postscript fonts. Every recent Unix system I know of today
supports this, and I've done this via ghostscript where the PS file
didn't have the fonts embedded. They displayed just fine. (I don't
do this anymore because then I can't print the files without sending
the fonts to the printer first, which I invariably forget to do.)
Ray