| 17 May 2026 |
 das-g | Where was the flipchart-turned-whiteboard from that we set up in the entrance hall of building 4? | 18:07:47 |
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Download 20260517_200802_1014586788823917163.jpg | 18:08:26 |
 infinisil | "Must've been like upstairs" - ners in the train right now :) | 18:12:56 |
| infinisil | It's the commit subject that needs updating, not the Pr title | 18:13:59 |
 Gerd Flaig | Amending the commit somehow ended up closing the PR with no way to re-open. https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/521383 is the new one. | 21:47:58 |
| 18 May 2026 |
 fricklerhandwerk | Thank you everyone for the great event, once again! I enjoyed it a lot and was super happy to see so many familiar and especially new faces. Hope the travelers all had a good trip home. See you soon-ish at NixCon? | 07:31:52 |
| 19 May 2026 |
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| 20 May 2026 |
 nebucatnetzer13 | I can't remember with whom but we wondered wheter Typst would produce as nice output as LaTeX.
It seems it does.
Typst output is quite close to that of LaTeX. It uses the same line-breaking algorithm developed by Donald Knuth and Michael Plass for TeX, so it creates nicely balanced paragraphs of regular text. Its mathematical typesetting algorithms are based closely on the TeX algorithms, and indeed mathematical rendering is nearly indistinguishable between the two systems.
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| nebucatnetzer13 | https://lwn.net/Articles/1037577/ | 05:50:32 |
 gabyx | In reply to @nebucatnetzer13:matrix.org
I can't remember with whom but we wondered wheter Typst would produce as nice output as LaTeX.
It seems it does.
Typst output is quite close to that of LaTeX. It uses the same line-breaking algorithm developed by Donald Knuth and Michael Plass for TeX, so it creates nicely balanced paragraphs of regular text. Its mathematical typesetting algorithms are based closely on the TeX algorithms, and indeed mathematical rendering is nearly indistinguishable between the two systems.
ahh geil :) 🤩 jeah this is what I wa looking for | 06:25:27 |
| nebucatnetzer13 | There are caveats however
Typst's page layout algorithm doesn't always permit the refinements that LaTeX is capable of. For example, Typst is not as good as LaTeX at avoiding widows and orphans.
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| john-rodewald | Very cool, thanks for arranging this! 🙌 | 18:37:03 |
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