On 04/01/2023 16:50, Thomas A. Schmitz via ntg-context wrote:
Hi everybody,
an excellent year 2023 to all of you - I hesitate to say "it can only
get better from 2022." That's what we thought last year, and boy were we
wrong and did it get worse... Let's hope that this year will be more
peaceful and less pandemic...
But to my topic: the official announcement for TUG 2023 is out. It will
be in Bonn, Germany, in a building literally (literally!) just across
the street from my university office. So I feel somewhat motivated to go
and give a talk on ConTeXt and spread the word. Since I'm a simple user
and no developer, I'm a bit hesitant though: is any of the developers
going (Hans?)? Since the public will be 99 % LaTeX-centric
I think you need not be afraid there: there will be a decent amount of
generic stuff and a good number of plain TeX experts, I suspect. Yes,
LaTeX tends to be the most popular TeX flavour in the talks, but I think
overall it's much more varied than you are imagining!
Joseph
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