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	<title>Comments on: MathWiki conference II</title>
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		<title>By: nicolas</title>
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		<description>"I am curious what was the rationale for selecting Eclipse for the Proof General basis, instead of for example creating a GNU TeXmacs PGIP plugin. TeXmacs has excellent support for mathematical typesetting and is specially designed to be a front end to other programs, currently mostly Computer Algebra Systems."

I can see why this would be a good choice.
Developing for eclipse is seen from the pov of contributors as an investment they might do for self-educational purpose as this platfom goes beyond just PG.
Also, there is a broad developper base that is already familiar with it.
Althouh it is not so self evident and there is quite a threshold..) it is clearly more sexy from the writer perspective than any other platform.</description>
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<p>I can see why this would be a good choice.<br />
Developing for eclipse is seen from the pov of contributors as an investment they might do for self-educational purpose as this platfom goes beyond just PG.<br />
Also, there is a broad developper base that is already familiar with it.<br />
Althouh it is not so self evident and there is quite a threshold..) it is clearly more sexy from the writer perspective than any other platform.</p>
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