Paul Isambert wrote:
> And plain TeX doesn't have a lot of documentation. Anyway there isn't much to
> document. Basically using plain TeX means you need a very good knowledge of
the
> engine, and you'll write tons of macros (in a way there are no plain TeX
users,
> only users of personal for
Peter Davis wrote:
I've been on the periphery of TeX for years, as a casual user of LaTeX
and also as an implementer of publishing software. However, I'm afraid
I haven't kept in as close touch as I'd like, and now I find myself
trying to absorb a lot in a short time. I'm trying to choose wh
Thank you for the clarification, Taco. As far as
the phrase "to use this site as a TeX Live
repository, point the TeX Live package manager
to http://tlcontrib.metatex.org/201"; is concerned,
perhaps "as a partial TLR", or perhaps "as an
adjunct TLR".
Less important : "point X at" is more idiomat
One comment, two questions Taco :
C1: Great idea; this project has my wholehearted support.
Q1: When you write "In short, anything that cannot be on
TeX Live but can still legally be distributed over the
Internet can have a place on TLContrib.", does this not
open a hole rather wider than you in
