Re: TeX on Suns (Re: Where to get LaTeX or TeX.)

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From: Greg Jumper
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 15:14

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In article <etxkrjg.713616979@solsta-c> etxkrjg@solsta.ericsson.se (Kristian
Jorg TX/DKL) writes:

     Yes, byron.u.washington.edu.  Contains the latest version (3.14) of
                                                ^^^^^^
     TeX and the other packages such as Latex and so on.


Actually, Karl Berry released a new "web2c" for TeX 3.141 several months ago.
I check "byron" periodically, but they have yet to update their distribution
-- the files there are well over a year old now; I'm wondering if it is still
a functional UNIX TeX repository...

If you want to do a bit more work to put together your own TeX distribution,
the latest "web2c" can be found on either "ics.uci.edu" or "ftp.cs.umb.edu".
--

                                       Greg Jumper
                                       TRW DSC Signal Processing Facility
                                       jumper@spf.trw.com

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