Related, in 2001 or earlier, Lytha Ayth somehow converted the HTML edition of SICP to GNU TeXinfo. So that it could be used by students on modest computers tha

Related, in 2001 or earlier, Lytha Ayth somehow converted the HTML edition of SICP to GNU TeXinfo. So that it could be used by students on modest computers that couldn't manage a Web browser and running Scheme at the same time: https://www.neilvandyke.org/sicp-texi/ https://www.neilvandyke.org/sicp-texi/ As part of this, they redrew the figures in SICP as ASCII art (not as something like TeX figures), which I guess made sense for those requirements. Though today I like the idea of using proper markup for figures.