#plainTeX
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measured · fosstodon.org (Mastodon tag timeline) · fetched 2026-07-28 07:37 UTCEverything below is measured over the latest 6 public posts (spanning ~18620 hours).
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@shaknais Yes, Donald Knuth is a hero and a true renaissance man, and his TeX is an unsurpased achievement, a tool of lasting value. Back in 1996 I took a few months off for an in-depth study of Knuth's TeX: tokens and boxes and output rout
You don’t need to be a Hans Hagen fan to use ConTeXt, but it helps. 😉 So we need to mention: Hans declared defeat in a discussion about LMTX: No, you can’t run plain TeX with it out of the box, since it lacks kpsewhich and mktexlsr. (ConTe
@pait I think it depends on how much faster it would become, and honestly I am not sure how much faster it could be made. The thing is that computers are significantly more parallel and have a much larger memory bandwidth nowadays... One re
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