> In my further exploration I came across another product, toally unrelated,
> dealing with spreadsheets. with the name of luatex.
Yes, this was mentioned at the ConTeXt meeting last spring. It's a
bit frustrating, sure, but ...
Interestingly enough, this other luatex is to be parsed Lua / t / eX
because the last two letters stand for Excel. And the normative
spelling is LuateX with an uppercase X :-)
> Is the name luatex a
> trademark?
Not that I know of. I don't think there would be any benefit to it,
though. Recall that the name TEX itself---all uppercase---was a
trademark since a couple of years by the time TeX was created. Who
remembers this typesetting system by the Honeywell company today?
Arthur
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