[OS X TeX] epstopdf

Claus Gerhardt gerhardt at math.uni-heidelberg.de
Tue Sep 27 20:03:32 EDT 2005


The unix conventions were created out of necessity or out of  
convenience and most, if not all, software that uses these  
conventions is free. When the Mac became a unix machine and tetex and  
friends were ported to OS X by the unselfish work and devotion of  
people like Thomas Esser, Gerben Wierda, Richard Koch, Sebastian  
Rahtz to name only a few, these conventions were kept at least at the  
shell script's level.

Calling these people lazy because the restrictions do not suit your  
idiosyncratic naming  habits strikes me as slightly ungrateful.

Claus

On Sep 27, 2005, at 22:27, Chris Goedde wrote:

> That'saninterestingattitudebutIdon'tthinkI'llbetakingthatparticularpie 
> ceofadviseanytimesoon.I'dratherencourageprogrammerstodealproperlywiths 
> paces(whichiseasytodo) 
> ratherthancontortmylifetoaccomodatetheirlaziness.
>

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