--- On Fri, 9/12/11, Hin-Tak Leung <[email protected]> wrote: > common, where?
> You are not making it easy for *potential* user to try it > out without installing, and that's just a tiny command-line > tool. I think you have completely lost context with your *potential* users. The fact is, the majority of the world is still using Microsoft word. Out of the rest, Many are using libreoffice/openoffice as a substitute. Then you get the LaTeX people from the maths/engineering backgrounds. Out of the LaTeX people, there are CJK which seems to have the longest history, XeTeX which does most languages acceptably okay (but not as meticulously "well", for a certain measure of "well", compared to some other TeX-based technologies; but then, so is libreoffice/msoffice which is only acceptably okay, not great), and then there is ThaiLaTeX. And Swath is a small tool that ThaiLaTeX needs/recommends. If you are not making it easy to try out to see how it might be an interesting alternative (which may or may not be true) compared to XeTeX and CJK, you have lost your potential users before you never start. _______________________________________________ Cjk maillist - [email protected] https://lists.ffii.org/mailman/listinfo/cjk
