> My next plan, then, is to clean up the Thai language definition and
> submit it for inclusion in upstream babel, and thailatex won't be
> needed any more, only the fonts left for users to install. (Could
> someone suggest me who to contact?)
This is very problematic, unfortunately. Babel is a core part of
LaTeX, however, it is essentially unmaintained. Its `todo.txt' file
(more than three years old) already talks about yet-to-add Thai
support. The origin is probably a Thai submission in 2005, as
indicated by entry `babel/3828' in the LaTeX bug database. Alas, this
entry is apparently non-public.
On the other hand, it is very good that there is no `thai' option yet
in Babel, thus it is straightforward to simply provide a separate CTAN
package with the necessary Babel files, as Hin-Tak has pointed out.
Werner
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