[OS X TeX] Hell cools down... (slightly)
Frank STENGEL
fstengel at mac.com
Fri Jun 23 17:04:55 CEST 2006
Le 23 juin 06 à 13:40, George Gratzer a écrit :
> Why would it matter? Textures did (will) display the typeset page
> you are working on when it gets to it. So if you work on this 58
> page document, and you are on, say, p. 28, old Textures showed the
> new typeset page in .75 seconds, the new Textures in 0.12 seconds.
Good point. That and real synchronicity (TeXShop's synchronicity is
getting there, but is still far less confortable to use) are some of
the reasons I still use Textures
> Humans do not have reaction times to appreciate anything this fast.
>
> I think anything under 3 seconds is only of academic interest.
Except when working with flash mode ;-)
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Frank STENGEL (fstengel<at>mac.com)
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