On my Mac I was using LaTeXit. It takes a LaTeX code and produces instant pdfs (or pngs, jpgs, etc…).
I'm sure there's a similar programme for Ubuntu. But I was unable to find one.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Markus.
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Why don't you just resize the player, rightclick on the window-bar and select "stay/keep on top". If you're using totem you could also Ctrl-H to remove the interface, so that only the video and the borders are visible.
Before "backporting" from 12.10 to 12.04 I used to watch youtube with totem this way while doing other stuff.
I know it's an old question, but I just experienced the same problem myself on a fairly recent Mint 17.2 installation.
I used apt-file search article.cls to see which packages have that file - and confirmed that it's present in the texlive-* series of packages. I then did apt-get install texlive - which pulled a few dependencies with it - and the problem was solved.
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The equivalent application should be KLatexFormula, which can be installed by
But if you have a recent enough Ubuntu, the current version (3.2.7) triggers a bug that makes it unusable, which is fixed in 3.2.8, but it is not available at this date.
You can probably compile it from source following the instructions, I have not tried.
I have submitted a bug report.
UPDATE --- there is already (two hour after the filing of the bug!) a fix filed for Trusty that should fix the problem. Thanks to the developer.