7 Jul
2003
7 Jul
'03
7:19 a.m.
On Mon, Jul 07, 2003 at 07:10:40PM +0100, Tony Duell wrote:
And I recently used LaTeX on my trusty HP200LX (small DOS handheld with
an 80186 CPU running at 8 MHz. So, rendering fonts _did_ take close to
forever, but running LaTeX over early versions of my diploma thesis
worked rather well.
Hi all,
perhaps pusing the boundaries of off-topicness here a little, but...
I'm taking suggestions for wordprocessing software to run on an older 486
laptop (1994, so almost within the 10 year limit!) that's running Windows 3.11
...
There must be a version of TeX/LaTeX that will run on that machine (on
the grounds I managed to run it on an orignal PC/XT for a time...). If TeX takes a bit of time to learn, but IMHO it's
well worth it...
It is. Very nice output by default, extremly portable, low on required
ressources.
Regards,
Alex.
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