[tex-live] Multilingual LaTeX: Greek, English, and UTF-8

[Norbert Preining]

On Mit, 14 Sep 2005, Alexej Kryukov wrote:
> Unfortunately, there is no relevant resource, because Omega developers
> don't care about such things, and the whole project looks abandoned.
> Nevertheless, the existing version of omega compiler is quite stable
> and has great advantages in comparison with tex/latex. 

Have you ever considered aleph/lamed instead of tex/omega? Would
antomega work together with aleph/lamed?

AFAIR aleph is a bit more supported and worked on, while omega seems to
be rather dead (unfortunately John and Yannis seem to invent always new
things without finishing started stuff!).


Best wishes

Norbert

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