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This is true for lots of programs. Try installing TeXLive or a similar LaTeX distribution from a package manager. Usually it pulls in a *-docs package that take
by amk_ 11y ago
This is true for lots of programs. Try installing TeXLive or a similar LaTeX distribution from a package manager. Usually it pulls in a *-docs package that takes up well more than half of the download.
- JadeNB 11y agoTo be fair, though, it is very easy to customise TeXLive so that it doesn't do this; whereas, as far as I know, Mathematica offers no such option. To be sure, you can delete it afterwards, but I'm not sure how gracefully Mathematica deals with that; whereas TeXLive, for example, gracefully deals with incremental upgrades from a very basic installation. (I know, because that's exactly how I run it on my tiny SSD. My current installation is well under 1 GB.)