Is there such a beast as GNU-Tex?

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From: Patrick Pesch
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1987 02:33

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	I was just starting to plod around in the GNUemacs source/documentation
	that we have here on our Tower, and I noticed that all the GNUemacs
	documentation is in "Tex" format.  This make me wonder:

		1) Why not [nt]roff for more general availability

		2) Does a "GNUTex" distribution exist?  This would be
		   great if such source was available, although my guess
		   is that it is not [ :-( ]

	If it does, however, does anyone have any more info?


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From: pat@seradg.Dayton.NCR.COM (Patrick Pesch)
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Subject: Is there such a beast as GNU-Tex?
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Date: Wed, 23-Sep-87 22:33:49 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 23 22:33:49 1987
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