rokicki@Neon.Stanford.EDU (Tomas G. Rokicki) (06/12/90)
> {is tom out there??} Serenely scanning the maelstrom that is comp.sys.amiga, Tom continues to exist, but his image flickers and shakes as though reflected in a pond disturbed by major volcanic action beneath the surface. > quick question: I'm thinking about finally getting AmigaTeX now that I'm > leaving behind the systems at Lockheed and will have to be doing more > stuff at home (once I buy a printer). How much hard disk space do I need? > Hopefully I can get another one cheaply if I need to... AmigaTeX is carefully designed to exist within the constraints of virtually any system, virtual or not. You can easily get by with as little as three megabytes of hard disk space. A more typical installation may require six megabytes of disk space. Many people lavishly copy the entire distribution onto their vast hard disks, using as much as fifteen megabytes. > monty > kosma@human-torch.lasc-research.lockheed.com Freed by explosive bolts, Tom starts his long reentry into the real world . . .