Comments on TeX + Unicode → Omega, Aleph, XeTeX, LuaTeX ?

Emmanuel (2007-09-25T18:10:09Z)

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Damien (2007-05-24T13:31:27Z)

Pour Unicode et les hiéroglyphes, ça avance tout de même un peu, mais c'est vrai que l'on est encore loin du but.
http://std.dkuug.dk/jtc1/sc2/wg2/docs/n3237.pdf

Je ne sais pas si tu connais ceci :
http://www.irisa.fr/DocNum/Unic/codageHiero.pdf

Fr. (2007-05-20T15:12:43Z)

L'avenir de TeX c'est d'être intégré dans les moteurs de blog : http://bidules.wordpress.com/2007/03/31/latex-code-on-wordpress/

Anonymous Coward (2007-05-16T12:13:58Z)

L'avenir de TeX c'est d'attendre que Knuth trépasse, tout mettre à la poubelle et recommencer proprement de zéro.

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