Setzer

Linux

Freedom report

One barScore 5.4

Setzer is ranked #27 of 31 in LaTeX editors on Freedom251. It runs on Linux.

Compared on LaTeX editors

Purpose: Setzer is a LaTeX editor for writing documents.
Editing tools: It provides buttons and shortcuts for LaTeX elements and special characters.
Document setup: It includes a document creation wizard.
Appearance: It includes dark mode.
Build feedback: Its build log provides helpful error messages.
Platform: Setzer is currently Linux-only.
Distribution: The site says the latest version is available as a Flatpak from Flathub, with packages also available for distributions including Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora.
License: Setzer is free software licensed under GPL version 3 or later.
Building documents: Building documents within the app requires installing a LaTeX interpreter and choosing a build command in Preferences.
Development and feedback: The maker directs users to GitHub for development, bug reports, and improvement suggestions.
Integrations and inspiration: The README says Setzer's autocomplete suggestions are mostly the same as Texmaker's and that it uses icons from GNOME Builder.
Maker: The maker's site says they make apps for the Linux desktop and identifies Setzer as a LaTeX editor.
Editor features: It provides buttons and shortcuts for LaTeX elements and special characters.
Build requirement: Building documents from within Setzer requires installing a LaTeX interpreter, which can be specified in Preferences.

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