[Slackdocs] Native TeX Live intergration tutorial
Marcin Herda
mherda at slackword.net
Thu Nov 29 21:48:16 CET 2012
On 29/11/12 19:27, Gerardo Zamudio wrote:
>
>
> On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 12:21 PM, Seb <sbb at tuxfamily.org
> <mailto:sbb at tuxfamily.org>> wrote:
>
> Le Wed, 28 Nov 2012 20:19:50 +0100
>
> > As for the category, I'd say howtos:software sounds fine.
> >
> > Guys?
>
> Vox populi has spoken, here is the tuto:
>
> http://docs.slackware.com/howtos:software:native_texlive_integration
>
> English is not my first language, so there's certainly many things
> sounding weird, grammar and typo. Content-wise, I've tryed to
> carefully test it, but you know... "the Devil is in the details". :)
>
>
Hi Seb,
Thanks for your howto. I don't know much about LaTeX but it looks like a
well structured and formatted howto. You might just want to correct the
syntax in the Sources section:
Space Space * ==> to get a proper bullet point.
In terms of grammar and spelling I think your article is good (s/hard it
is/it is hard/).
*Personally*, I'd get rid of those few sentences containing emotive
language. I don't think that a casual, blog like tone is appropriate for
a wiki.
/not as dirty as it sounds first. Let me try to convince you. ;) //
//Well, hard it is to say good bye, but this time, we are done! I hope
you've found something useful here, at least as a basis for your own
cleverer solutions. So, be smart and have fun TeXing! :) //
//Okay, okay, you've almost convinced me, but... I definitively want a
package!/
I am not sure if other people share my view here but I think that a wiki
article should be rather factual and dry. It's not written to entertain
us but to provide steps to complete a task. At least that's my
understanding and that's how other articles have been written so far.
Can I here ask other editors/admins to express their views on the
subject? If that's just me, my apologies for being a pain in the back.
regards
Marcin
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-- sycamorex
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