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    Length: 2261 (0x8d5)
    Types: TextFile
    Names: »README«

Derivation

└─⟦060c9c824⟧ Bits:30007080 DKUUG TeX 2/12/89
    └─⟦this⟧ »./README« 

TextFile

This directory contains all of the files in the Unix TeX distribution
from the University of Washington from a tape written March 9, 1989.
It has been split into several pieces for the convenience of people
who know they need only part of it, but anyone who redistributes these
files should copy all of them.  The entire distribution requires about
20 megabytes in compressed form, 30 megabytes uncompressed.

The components of the distribution are:

	compress - from Usenet
	undump - from Usenet
	tex82 - the TeX82 distribution including METAFONT, LaTeX and BibTeX
	babel - the start of some foreign language stuff
	DVIware - The collection of drivers that used to be TeXdevices
	utilityfonts - mf source for various METAFONT operations
	cmfonts - mf source, tfms, and a basic set in pk format
	LaTeXfonts - the same for the special LaTeX and SliTeX fonts
	amsfonts - Cyrillic and new math symbols from the
		American Mathematical Society, compiled with old Metafont
		and converted to pk format.
		Also pk files, tfm files for the Euler fonts.

For a list of the files in each of these components, look in the file
COPYING.POLICY.

Note that the font distributions now include only PK fonts, not GF
fonts.  The program "pktogf" (in the tex82 files) can be used to
convert these if you need GF fonts, or you can use Metafont to create
GF files from the CM sources.

Each component is stored as a compressed tar file, split into 512K
byte pieces to make file transfer easier.  If you are using the Unix
"ftp" program to transfer the files, be sure to select "binary" mode.
Once you have copied all of the pieces of a component, for instance
"cmfonts", the following command should be used to unpack it:

	cat cmfonts.tar.Z.* | zcat | tar xf -

The program "zcat" is part of the compress distribution, which is
provided in the file compress.tar in case your system does not already
have it.  The above command will restore everything into your current
directory, so be sure to execute it in the directory where you want
the files to be.

Each of the components includes the following files:
	./NO_WARRANTY
	./README.tex82
	./tex82/COPYING.POLICY
	./tex82/README
	./tex82/README.SCORE
These provide important information about the status of the TeX
distribution.