[OS X TeX] TeX is not for the faint of heart

[Alain Schremmer]

I /did/ that.
I mean I rewrote what you posted.
Then, for some obscure reason, I didn't send it to you. (I certainly 
couldn't have edited the TeX version of your page.)
But then when, earlier on, I described "Stage I, ... Stage II ...", I 
was about to paste a piece of it when something caught my eye and forced 
me to read it in my newfound knowledge. It was awful, I had written some 
terrible nonsense and I was glad I hadn't sent it to you as I do not 
wish to look like more of a fool than I am.

Once again, (really?) I suggest that no one, myself and "m" included, 
ought to demand or request of /anyone/ that they write the appropriate 
stuff. Why couldn't it be a collective endeavour, I mean, you know, 
something like the development of Open Source?

Regards
--schremmer

Joseph C. Slater wrote:

>
> On May 5, 2004, at 1:20 AM, Alain Schremmer wrote:
>
>> Absolutely!
>>
>> Here is  the way I would have liked it.
>>
>> Stage 1 Will Robertson's
>>
>>    "Want TeX for Mac OS X? You need to download two things:
>>    i-Installer, which installs the TeX foundation for you; and TeXShop,
>>    which you use for writing your LaTeX documents."
>>
>>
> <snip>
>
> Folks should feel free to edit what I posted and improve on it. I can 
> easily post updates. There are improvements that I plan on making like 
> these, but just haven't had time to get around to them.
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