Azhir Mahmood  🚀 🤖 🧬 🧠 🪐

To use the collaborative features the person who *starts the document* has to. Then all editors have full features on that doc. I subscribe - I have got a lot of use out of it.

Btw both, Imperial has institutional access so no need to pay again!

Does overleaf offer similar collaborative features as google-docs. I imagine it would need version control and integration w/ git. Imagine being able to collaborate real-time on a latex documents.

Overleaf does offer this, although in my experience it's been a bit clunky as an interface.

Not as smooth as Google docs but good enough.

Google docs still doesn’t do equations in any meaningfully useful way does it?

True. A weird omission.

No, but you can use a latek equation generator, convert those into PDFs and then insert the PDFs. Obviously clunky, but similar to inline latek equations in appearance.