On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 06:12:38PM -0500, Robert Heller wrote:
> And I *still* use LaTeX. *I* won't touch a "word processor" (I tried
Feh. N00b. LaTeX. Feh.
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> with refereces, TOCs, & indexes, etc. Way back when I've created
> rather large documents with LaTeX *on a 10mhz 68000* with only 1Meg (yes
> *one* meg) of RAM (this was an Atari 1040ST running OS-9/68000). And a
The company I worked for 20 years ago had fixed on nroff with me macros.
That gave us portability across so so many generations of servers that
Microsoft should be envious.
Yes, documents I created in 1991 still display properly today.
> 40 *meg* hard drive. Talk about small footprint software. With
Heh, I supported a server with 64Mbyte disk and 15 users. And 3 telex
lines. Ah, Unix... I <3 you :-)
--
rgds
Stephen
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