[OS X TeX] xdvi and/or acrobat reader with darwin ports emacs
Curtis Clifton
curt.clifton at mac.com
Sun Jan 23 15:20:27 CET 2005
On Jan 23, 2005, at 12:28 AM, Chris Skeels wrote:
>> Saith the man with a vested interest in the airplane business.
>>
>> But with all due respect, my understanding is that the difference
>> between TeXniscope and MacDviX for previewing DVI files is more
>> analogous to that between two versions of the same model car. One
>> with a 4-cylinder engine and one with a 8-cylinder engine. They look
>> about the same. They take the same inputs: gas, oil, accelerator
>> pedal, steering wheel. They produce the same outputs: wheels roll,
>> car turns. One just does it a lot faster. A driver has to take them
>> for a test drive and consider his or her needs before choosing. But
>> I don't understand why what is under the hood makes any difference
>> whatsoever, beyond your commercial interest, other than speed.
>
> With all due respect, your understanding not withstanding, such a
> snide response is completely out of order and sullies this list!
My apologies if my post was construed as flame. I was a bit miffed by
Tom's suggestion that my reasoning was faulty, but I tried hard to not
be snide in my remarks. I could have done better at that. At any
rate, the ensuing discussion answered my questions.
Thanks,
Curt
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Curtis Clifton, PhD Candidate
Dept. of Computer Science, Iowa State University
http://www.cs.iastate.edu/~cclifton
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