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velcrovan
21 hours ago
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gumby
21 hours ago
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What a good point! The web would be much nicer looking if browsers accepted pages written in LaTeX as well as pages written in HTML.
After all TeX is all about high quality printing on paper.
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tosti
21 hours ago
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Browsers already accept PDF. TeX files aren't portable.
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SoftTalker
18 hours ago
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And as if browsers don't have enough bugs already -- now we include TeX?
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gumby
18 hours ago
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Don has had the longest-running bug bounty of them all!
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yoavm
19 hours ago
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Not portable in what way?
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tosti
16 hours ago
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In the unless-you-bring-the-development-machine-along-with-it kind of way.
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bigbuppo
17 hours ago
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Exactly. That's why they should handle device independent output.
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odo1242
13 hours ago
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MathML?
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odo1242
15 hours ago
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A TeX distribution on my computer (mactex) is like 4 gigabytes. Definitely not "bundle-with-a-web-browser" worthy.
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sevenzero
21 hours ago
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Well, I want to retire and not have to work for another 30+ years, but I guess we do not always get what we want :(
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