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The TeX Users Group (TUG) was founded in 1980 to provide an
organization for people who are interested in typography and font
design, and/or are users of the TeX typesetting system invented by Donald Knuth.
TUG is a not-for-profit organization by, for, and of its
members, also representing the interests of TeX users worldwide. It
is almost entirely member-supported, so if you use any TeX-related
programs (TeX, LaTeX, ConTeXt, Metafont,
MetaPost, Texinfo, et al.), please consider joining TUG (or any other
TeX user group).
TUG membership benefits include
our journal TUGboat (available both in
print and online), as well as the TeX software collection (TeX Live, proTeXt, MacTeX, etc.). TUG also runs an annual TeX conference. (See links at left for
more TUG activities.)
If you are new to TeX and are looking for a system to install,
or have questions to ask, click here to get
started.
The Comprehensive TeX Archive Network
(CTAN) is the primary repository for TeX-related software on the
Internet. CTAN has many thousands of items; the TeX
Catalogue and CTAN search
page can help you find what you need.
Latest CTAN
updates
- beamer
- ptex2pdf
- etex-pkg
- gender
- LuaTeX-ja
- zhmakeindex
- eledmac and eledpar
- moderntimeline
- memoir
- garamondx
- impnattypo
- elzcards
- europasscv
- bookcover
- xcookybooky
- randomwalk
- multiexpand
- dvipng
- l3kernel
- tikz-palattice
- glossaries
- citeall
- blkarray
- musixtex
- musixtex-fonts
- autolatex
- UPmethodology
- esami
- jslectureplanner
- philex
- eledpar
- acro
- ndsu-thesis
- drm
- metrix
- jmlr
- chemfig
- etdipa
- hook-pre-commit-pkg
- latexmk
- fnpct
- havannah
- musixtnt
- yacco2
- aomart
- scalerel
- babel-bosnian
- xcolor-solarized
- ticollege
- interchar
- versonotes
- lettrine
- turabian
- ctan_chk
- fancyslides
- koma-script
- tableof
- exsheets
- bibtool
- C.D.P. Bundle
- gsemthesis
- eledmac
- chemmacros
- check-parens
- romanbarpagenumber
- doclicense
- eplain
- lug
- biblatex-bookinarticle
- match_parens
- ebproof
- achemso
- minted
- cfr-lm
- l3build
- newtx
- urcls
- dozenal
- pgfplots
- statrep
- begingreek
- resphilosophica
- abntex2
News
- TUG 2015 election: for TUG
President, two individuals have been nominated: Kaveh Bazargan and Jim
Hefferon. Hence, an election ballot is required. All current TUG
members are eligible to vote. Paper ballots have been mailed; also,
this year, it is possible to vote electronically in the TUG member area. Full
election information is on the TUG election
page.
- New book reviews, of
History of the
Linotype Company, by Frank Romano, and
Algorithmic
Barriers Falling: P=NP?, by Donald Knuth and Edgar Daylight.
- TUGboat 34:3
is publicly available online. Printed copies are
available through the TUG store.
- Edgar Daylight,
a computer science historian, has published two long interviews with
Donald Knuth. He
is the latest subject in the Interview Corner.
- TUGboat 35:3,
a regular issue, has been mailed to
current TUG members. It is also available online to members and
from the TUG store. Submission
deadline for the next issue: March 6.
- TeX Live 2014, MacTeX 2014, proTeXt for 2014, have been released.
They are primarily distributed online through CTAN
(TL,
MacTeX,
proTeXt).
The TeX Collection 2014 DVD
is in production and will be sent to members when it's done; the DVD
can also be ordered through the
TUG store.
Upcoming Events
(comprehensive meeting list,
other calendars)
- BachoTeX 2015:
Various faces of typography,
Bachotek, Poland, April 29-May 3, 2015.
- TUG 2015,
Darmstadt, Germany, July 20-22, 2015.
Bursary deadline: Apr. 10;
Proposal deadline: May 1;
Early bird
registration deadline: May 15.
- ConTeXt 2015,
Nasbinals, France, September 14-18, 2015.
Recent Events
- GuIT
2014, Verona, Italy, October 18, 2014.
- 8th ConTeXt Meeting:
Bassenge, Belgium, Sept. 8-13, 2014.
- TUG 2014,
Portland, Oregon, USA, July 28-30, 2014.
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