Nope, I painfully made them "by hand" with inkscape. I have the inkscape sources somewhere on an external HDD, I will put them online as soon as I get my hands on it

it's time to slain our own creature

all strain, no gain. It's a pain!

There are some open source alternatives but they break often as they are unofficial and not supported. I am happy with command line interfaces but those are not reliable either... I'll find a way, but @proton.me really should put in the minimal effort to develop a Linux client

I wanted so bad to switch to Proton but they don't have a client for Linux for their Drive sync service, I really need sync & I don't want to pay a second provider for that... Stuck

"yes, as publishers we have high profits, but it's because we create so much value"

I've been converting formulas to images with an open source tool called KLatexFormula on my KDE Linux for... 20 years now?

github.com/klatexformul...

Also, in TexStudio when I hover on a formula it renders it immediately in a tooltip and I can copypaste it anywhere.

So not really a new thing.

WTF