And that is actually all there is to say. If you have come to rely on QS for your daily work, and you also use emacs, then this is the perfect emacs mode for you. When you switch buffers or open files, all you have to do with ido is to type a few characters to make your choice unique among all the possibilities there are. ido calls it flex matching. I’m Lovin’ it.

_Update:__ Here is a rewrite of the previously published version. This new version is a bit more elegant and uses the pgfmath package for computations. So, to have a tart diagram inform your listeners about the progress made in your presentation, include the following TeX code into the preamble of your document. It will redefine the current frametitle template so that after the frame title the tart will appear. I’ve only tested this in the absence of any other templates, so it might not work straight out of the box for your setup. Feel free to modify this,... Read more.

BibDesk is a fantastic tool to organize your library of scientific papers. It can also be used to organize your own publications. On my webpage I prefer to list my publications in a special order, namely organized by the categories journal papers and book chapters, conference papers, and everything else. Ideally, each record would also link to an attached PDF file and all I would have to do is keep my BibDesk database organized and my online list of publications would be kept up-to-date automatically.

Unfortunately, generating publication listings with attached PDF files organized by categories doesn’t seem to be... Read more.