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The TeX ecosystem (what you actually use) is riddled with tons of bugs. Images that end up somewhere totally wrong, text/graphics overflowing onto the page marg
by legulere 11y ago
The TeX ecosystem (what you actually use) is riddled with tons of bugs. Images that end up somewhere totally wrong, text/graphics overflowing onto the page margins, are just some of the bugs that you regularly have to fight with, but there are also some more higher level systemic bugs like that there's no formal grammar. I don't know what is supposed to be efficient concerning TeX
- jimhefferon 11y ago> Images that end up somewhere totally wrong, text/graphics overflowing onto the page margins, are just some of the bugs that you regularly have to fight with I write a lot of TeX, and I have never found that those things are the fault of the standard software; rather, they are my fault.
- dragonwriter 11y ago> I don't know what is supposed to be efficient concerning TeX The absence of a better alternative in the domain, even though attempts to serve the domain by other tools (including ones using more "modern languages") have come and gone over the years. TeX isn't theoretically ideal, its just practically very good and the expected cost to benefit ratio of a ground-up replacement is very high.