Hi to all,
I've briefly presented ConTeXt to the students of my course in Visual
Identities.
They were all enthusiastic. So they asked me if I can give an
introductory but "real" seminar.
At my lab the students are all on macosx 10.4/5.
Now the probem:
All my students comes from humanities, no computer science background
at all. I cannot ask them to be aware of low level installation aspects.
My ideal would be something like the standard ConTeXt I was working
with an year ago. One installs MacTeX and can start working.
Now, we need easy font switching. I'm actually using XeTeX. But it
has been complicated to set it up. I don't think I can have my
students dig into installations ("patch this" etc).
Is there any chance to have luatex into the next MacTeX distro?
Any ideas?
Many thanks
Best
-a-
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