[OS X TeX] Re: Macintouch report on TeX versus Word
Alain Schremmer
schremmer.alain at gmail.com
Sat Jan 24 16:45:25 EST 2009
On Jan 24, 2009, at 4:01 PM, david craig wrote:
>
>> It certainly should have been mentioned even if 100 years might be
>> asking a bit much.
>
> If 100 years is asking too much then we are all in BIG trouble.
>
> Print everything! [?!]
Well, there is a lot of writing from a long time ago that has survived.
>> You are alluding to something I don't know: is the output of, say,
>> LyX not quite TeX?
>
> I know squat about Lyx. I was just reacting to a comment someone
> else made about Lyx's file format being some kind of xml. I'm
> actually ok with that so long as it's not Microsoft-Word type xml.
> What matters is that it's human readable, that the information is
> reasonably easily to extract.
And, regarding your earlier
> I am unclear on the level of compatibility between XeLaTeX and
> LaTeX. Will LaTeX files compile under XeLaTeX precisely as they
> would under LaTeX? If yes, why does TeXShop not default to XeLaTeX
> now?
I am equally unclear.
One thing though: I believe—I have not checked, that using Mac fonts
is not acceptable for a GNU free doc license.
Regards
--schremmer
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