:>   If you had said X + LaTex + Emacs, I would agree.

: Here, we can feel the gap between the generations...
: Having the work done right without or with fancy wysiwyg and display.

  LaTeX + Emacs is not a WYSIWYG system.

  Granted, xdvi allows you to visualize the document in the final form, but
this still isn't WYSIWYG because you don't edit the document directly in
the final form (xdvi is just a viewer, not an editor).
  Of course it's extremely useful to see what you are doing, even if it's
not in real time (^C^C, a couple of seconds of waiting depending on the
length of the document, and then switch to the xdvi window).

  If current computer resources allow you to do this kind of visualization,
why not do it?

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