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Being on HN and talking about TeXLive, I was thinking in terms of Linux, for which those 90GB blockbuster games don't exist (?). So I did a mental jump there, b
by diarrhea 6y ago
Being on HN and talking about TeXLive, I was thinking in terms of Linux, for which those 90GB blockbuster games don't exist (?). So I did a mental jump there, because to me TeXLive is the "native" Linux TeX distribution, and Miktex the "native" Windows distribution.
- mkl 6y agoTeXLive has to me been the obvious choice on Windows for years. Miktex always seemed to be fussy and missing things the few times I tried to use it.
- diarrhea 6y agoI also switched to TeXLive on Windows recently, because lualatex runs significantly faster there.
- jcelerier 6y ago> I was thinking in terms of Linux, for which those 90GB blockbuster games don't exist (?) https://www.protondb.com/ https://www.protondb.com/
- scns 6y agoXCom 2 runs natively on Linux (Thanks Feral!). Needs > 70GB of disk space with all extensions installed.