TeX Match is a powerful tool that can help you quickly find and insert LaTeX symbols into your documents. Additionally, it is cross-platform, so you can use it on Windows, Mac, or Linux. If you work with LaTeX, you know that it can be difficult to remember the names of all the symbols you need. With TeX Match, you can simply sketch the symbol you want, and the tool will search through over 1000 different LaTeX symbols to find the one you need.
Once you have found the desired symbol, you can easily copy it to your clipboard by clicking on the corresponding entry. TeX Match is based on detexify and is powered by a port of the detexify classifier. It includes over 1000 LaTeX symbols from multiple packages, which is the same set as detexify.
One of the best things about TeX Match is that it is completely offline, which means you don’t need to be connected to the internet to use it.
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How to Install Tex Match on Ubuntu Linux
You can install TeX Match on Ubuntu Linux using either Snap or Flatpak package managers.
Install TeX Match via Snap:
TeX Match is available as a Snap package file. Open the terminal app (Ctrl+Alt+T) and enter the following command to install the latest version of TeX Match on your system.
sudo snap install tex-match
Once the installation is complete, you can launch TeX Match by entering the following command in the terminal or by using the applications menu.
tex-match
To uninstall TeX Match, run the following command.
sudo snap remove tex-match
Install Tex Match via flatpak:
To install TeX Match via Flatpak, you first need to install the latest version of Flatpak and Flathub on your system. Once installed, open the terminal app and enter the following command to install TeX Match.
flatpak install flathub fyi.zoey.TeX-Match
After that open TeX Match using this command.
flatpak run fyi.zoey.TeX-Match
And uninstall it using below command.
sudo flatpak uninstall fyi.zoey.TeX-Match
That’s it.
