Juan Manuel Macías <maciasch...@posteo.net> writes: > would dare to say the following: unless you want to maintain some > backward compatibility with old documents, I highly recommend using > LuaTeX or XeTeX, especially LuaTeX. Although pdfTeX is very popular > among average or veterans LaTeX users, I think using it nowadays doesn't > make much sense (IMHO).
Except if there is any feature you want to use that doesn’t work under LuaTeX. pdfpages for example says that it only supports pdflatex and vtex. Is there a way to replicate the functionality with LuaTeX? Possibly, but you have to find out how, and it’s not the first hit on stackoverflow. Currently LaTeX hasn’t converged on one implementation (which would imply that all features exist in the implementation it converged on and all packages were ported or have obvious replacements), so I don’t see a clearcut decision. Best wishes, Arne -- Unpolitisch sein heißt politisch sein ohne es zu merken
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