On Tue, 29 Jan 2019 11:32:40 +0100
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> It would be more coherent if the color of the squares and the color of
> the letters trailed each other around the 7 options in the writing order
> for the word “CONTEXT” (C = orange+blue, O = blue+green, N = green+red
> etc.) But
On 1/29/2019 11:32 AM, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hi Paul,
Nice idea, and I actually like the multi-color version although it is a
bit too informal for some uses (but could be nice for the wiki).
which brings us to the wiki ... which still needs a bit more fancy css ...
It would be more coherent
On 1/29/2019 11:42 AM, Clyde Johnston wrote:
The design is new, interesting and refreshing but being a traditionalist, I
can't help think that it steps a little too far away from its TeX roots.
ConTeXt is a derivation of TeX, a creation of Donald Knuth. Here is what he
said about the logo
On 1/29/2019 2:01 PM, Floris van Manen wrote:
i can imagine these numbers being language dependent .. not all languages have
the X
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrabble
so you use english .. dutch is not bad either with 20
i agree, we need a native \scrabblescore function to add the total
On 1/29/2019 12:44 PM, Floris van Manen wrote:
As it is now, to me it is not so much of an improvement.
What are you trying to improve over the original?
(For the horizontal version, i’d prefer at least the correct letter
values in place ;-)
interesting: it adds up to 16
Dear List,
A figure near the bottom of the page can narrow the text block on the
whole next page. I noticed the problem when typesetting my (next) book.
But the book is more a maximal than a minimal example. However, from it
I made the minimal example included below that uses no external
As it is now, to me it is not so much of an improvement.
What are you trying to improve over the original?
(For the horizontal version, i’d prefer at least the correct letter values in
place ;-)
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The design is new, interesting and refreshing but being a traditionalist, I
can't help think that it steps a little too far away from its TeX roots.
ConTeXt is a derivation of TeX, a creation of Donald Knuth. Here is what he
said about the logo for TeX:
"English words like 'technology'
Hi Paul,
Nice idea, and I actually like the multi-color version although it is a
bit too informal for some uses (but could be nice for the wiki).
It would be more coherent if the color of the squares and the color of
the letters trailed each other around the 7 options in the writing order
for
Dear ConTeXt users and developers,
I want to submit a new ConTeXt logo to you (link to GitLab project):
https://gitlab.com/schickele/new-context-logo
I made this logo in February 2018. At the time, I was planning to do some video
tutorials on ConTeXt (still work in progress), and I wanted a
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