In the distant past I used troff with lots of math and printed on a PS
laser with 8 MB memory and a 16 MHz
processor, without the slightest problem. Nowadays there are lots of
complaints regarding slw printing,
for which HP's panacea is huge memory and a faster processor.
Partly fair enough,
On Mon, 17 Oct 2005, (Ted Harding) wrote:
Hoping this helps,
Thanks! This was exactly the kind of information I was looking for.
With kind regards,
Daniel de Kok
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mikkel meinike wrote:
I have a very small and old laptop computer with a very small and
wonderful linux on it called Basiclinux 3.0. I have for some time bin
looking for some word processing program. OK my local
lug advice my to try with groff *roff. So now I am here. First I 'd
like to kno
On 16-Oct-05 Daniel de Kok wrote:
> On Sun, 16 Oct 2005, (Ted Harding) wrote:
>> The only thing I specially did (and indeed have done ever since),
>> since the machine was so weak, was to buy a PostScript printer.
>> With that, the PostScript output from groff went straight to the
>> printer and di
On Sun, 16 Oct 2005, (Ted Harding) wrote:
The only thing I specially did (and indeed have done ever since),
since the machine was so weak, was to buy a PostScript printer.
With that, the PostScript output from groff went straight to the
printer and did not require conversion in the computer to an
On 16-Oct-05 mikkel meinike wrote:
> Hallow
> I have a very small and old laptop computer with a very small and
> wonderful linux on it called Basiclinux 3.0. I have for some time bin
> looking for some word processing program. That can output good looking
> postscript (pdf) file. Abiword won't run
Hi Mikkel,
On Sun, 16 Oct 2005, mikkel meinike wrote:
way to big and complex and I don't even do any mathematic. OK my local
lug advice my to try with groff *roff. So now I am here. First I 'd
like to know if you know if the groff packages that is in Slackware
4.0 can convert to postscript.
Su
