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So it seems likely that there is something special going on with exactly your computer or your context installation. Still, I fail to see what this implies. In particular, I find it not the most professional to assume a dust-proof environment for a real-world product, and even unreasonable to assume that for something like `context --help` given that no other commands are making a scene when printing help messages.
What binary are you using for luametatex ? The normal linux 64-bit one from
the lmtx distribution?
Yes, it is.
On Thu, 29 Oct 2020 at 16:43, Taco Hoekwater
On 29 Oct 2020, at 15:14, Sylvain Hubert
wrote: But it seems to be a big problem only on your machine I fail to see what this implies.
The point is that if this was a common problem, many users would complain or at least respond to your message with a “me too”. So it seems likely that there is something special going on with exactly your computer or your context installation.
What binary are you using for luametatex ? The normal linux 64-bit one from the lmtx distribution?
Best wishes, Taco
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