LyX 1.5: What you see is what you mean
According to its Web site, LyX is "the first WYSIWYM document processor," coupling a familiar word processing front end to the powerful LaTeX typesetting engine. Last month's new version 1.5 release includes a revamped interface, big improvements in multilanguage support, and enhanced tools for incorporating math, tables, and outlines.
The first thing you'll notice about LyX 1.5 is a slick Qt4 interface, replacing the aging XForms default of previous generations. Not only does LyX now fit in with the look of modern Linux desktops, it also gains useful features. The app now remembers window size and position between times you run it, has fully customizable toolbars, uses the system clipboard, and lets you work on multiple documents at once using tabs
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