Something like Endnote for Linux on PostgraduateForum.com

etenalvoyageur
16 years ago

I see that everyone here recommends Endnote. However, I use Linux, and so can use Endnote. Can anyone recommend anything for Linux ? Thanks in advance !

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bovp2000
16 years ago

Try latex. You will never regret it :)

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Alice
16 years ago

Someone I know who uses Linux promotes Zetoc all the time. He loves it. It's freeware too. (It does also work on Windows and Mac, I believe)

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Alice
16 years ago

Quote From Alice:

Someone I know who uses Linux promotes Zetoc all the time. He loves it. It's freeware too. (It does also work on Windows and Mac, I believe)

Hang on I made that up. I'll be back when I've checked my references, sorry!

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Alice
16 years ago

Quote From Alice:

Quote From Alice:

Someone I know who uses Linux promotes Zetoc all the time. He loves it. It's freeware too. (It does also work on Windows and Mac, I believe)

Hang on I made that up. I'll be back when I've checked my references, sorry!

Right, Zotero, and here's a link to it to apologise ;-)
http://www.zotero.org/

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K
16 years ago

Hi etenalvoyageur

You can use bibtex if you are using Latex.

Kbib and Kbibtex will help you manage your references. What distro do u use?

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etenalvoyageur
16 years ago

I don use anything yet, I only starting out. My DH installed Latex for me yesterday... what is a distro ?

And does anyone knoe about using asiatic characters on Latex ? (I want Devanagari for Sanskrit)

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apple
16 years ago

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Also Jabref works well together with LaTeX, it has a nice graphical user interface.

jabref.sourceforge.net/

You can download all kinds of packages for LaTeX for using non-latin characters, it's easily done, best is to google for it, I'd say (or search in the software package manager of your linux-distribution). (Distribution: e.g. Ubuntu, RedHat, Debian, SuSE etc.)

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K
16 years ago

Quote From etenalvoyageur:

I don use anything yet, I only starting out. My DH installed Latex for me yesterday... what is a distro ?

And does anyone knoe about using asiatic characters on Latex ? (I want Devanagari for Sanskrit)

Hi,

Distro = Distribution

Do you use Linux at home, work or both? I am using Pardus Linux, it is an easy and a friendly distro.

I submitted my PhD thesis a few weeks ago, and used Kile + Latex + Kbib all the way, they are great, give them a try.

If you prefer a WYSIWYG editor for latex go for Lyx.

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eternalvoyageur
16 years ago

I use Ubuntu at home.

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eternalvoyageur
16 years ago

The LaTex template for PhD thesis can be found here:

http://openwetware.org/wiki/LaTeX_template_for_PhD_thesis

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Sammo
16 years ago

I used www.citeulike.org for my dissertation and am now using it for my PhD. I find it really good to use, you can add a bookmark to post all the details of papers from their summary pages on supported sites (amc,ieee,springerlink etc), and you can export your list of references as BiBTex ready for use in LaTeX. Oh and being a website I'm guessing it'll work on Linux 8-)