On 2011-02-21 <17:43:08>, Arthur Reutenauer wrote:
Did anyone on this list know (or did anyone notice yet) that the print version of the much-discussed dissertation by Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg was (allegedly) typeset in ConTeXt?
From my German colleague: "We should test if he masters ConTeXt. If he doesn't..."
Arthur
P-S: Whether that particular piece of information is true or not, it will bring some attention to ConTeXt! The ConTeXt community should try and take advantage of that :-)
Yeah, we should release a module that scrapes online newspaper sites using luasocket and randomly inserts the content via Context xml processing. In combination with [1] this should make future political candidates dependent on Context to a degree [pun not intended] that would allow us to coerce them into generous public funding for the project … Philipp, who had incredible fun following these developments during the last week [1] http://www.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2008/030558.html
I wonder how the author of the Wikipedia article knows that, though. Presumably, someone got hold of a PDF version of the dissertation?
PS: In this matter I wouldn’t even trust the pdf metadata -- could be a fake like the rest.
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