#ConTeXt-#Buchprojekt-Status:
Auf 410 Seiten gekürzt (v.a. das viel zu lange Vorwort), zwei Tage nach einem Fehler gesucht, viele kleine Korrekturen beim #TUG2023 nebenher eingetragen…

Beethoven duck and his new friend the #TeXLaTeX lion are back home after having lots of fun at #TUG2023 at Bonn!

cc @TeXhackse

Home again after #tug2023 , probably as one of the first.
It was a very nice conference, thanks to all involved!

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#TUG2023 finishes with the personal retrospective of Frank Mittelbach about hist 35+(plus COVID) years in #TeXLaTeX - an apt conclusion.

"A possible way to hear how many users use your tool is to break the tool" Paulo Cereda, #tug2023

The second presentation of Island of TeX at #TUG2023, by Paulo Cereda, an update about Island news in the #TeXLaTeX world. The new release of albatross, community website, new Docker images and many more...

A long standing tradition of TUG conferences is a talk by Joseph Wright about adventures in Unicode lab. Joseph's work in making Unicode TeX-friendly is highly important for the modern #TeXLaTeX. See the current installment at #TUG2023.

A presentation by Island of TeX at #TUG2023 about Docker images of #TeXLive, a very attractive option for (almost) zero administration TeX installation, especially when historical releases are need

The interaction between open source movement and commercial entities using it is always sensitive. Tom Heida talks at #TUG2023 about the mutual benefits of interactions between #TeXLive and @overleaf inviting feedback from the community

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At #TUG2023 Mikael Sundqvist describes the choices a designer of math #fonts must make. A very visual and interesting talk.

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#fonts, especially with math support, used to be the weak spot for #TeXLaTeX. Easily recognizable pages and pages of documents all typeset in Computer Modern. Fortunately, the situation changes. We now have many Open Math fonts. Ulrik Vieth surveys them for #TUG2023

Rustic capitals are beautiful letters that appeared in the first centuries of the common era. Victor Sannier describes #TeXLaTeX #fonts creation at #TUG2023

#Malayalam script has 120 base characters and about 800 conjuncts (ligatures). Rajeesh KV and coauthors describe the use of Metafont and Metapost for the hard task of creation of a font for this language at #TUG2023.

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Linus Romer is not only a designer of fonts and font tools, but also a math teacher. A very interesting lecture about math behind tricks with paths and decorations at #TUG2023

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Jim Hefferon describes at #TUG2023 the usage of Asymptote as a 3D extension of MetaPost

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Frank Mittelbach at #TUG2023 describes the production of The LaTeX Companion, 3d edition. A fascinating story.

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Joseph Wrtight at #TUG2023 talks about the support in expl3 of things that are not supported by TeX itself, but backend drivers: color, images, hyperlinks etc.

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Ulrike Fischer at #TUG2023 talks about automatic tagging, which nicely dovetails with her previous #TUG2023 workshop and Ross Moore's preceding talk.

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Ross Moore, the participant of many TUG conferences, unfortunately, could not make it to #TUG2023. Fortunately, we have his prerecorded talk. He discusses the news about his ongoing work of making #TeXLaTeX produced documents accessible, including HTML pipeline.

#TUG2023, Rishi T and coauthors describe Primo - a tool similar to @overleaf, but based on XML with #TeXLaTeX postprocessing.