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Dear Wolfgang,

On Sat, Oct 17, 2020 at 12:19:00PM +0200, Dr. Wolfgang Lindner wrote:
> Currently I run version 1.99.12 under MacOS without any problems.
> I would not disturb this running system where I use e.g. Macaulay2,
> Yacas,
> Scheme etc.
>
> Now a new version 1.99.3 of TeXmacs is announced for MacOS.
> Before I accept this update to be installed I would like to get some
> information about known problems with that installation.
>
> It would be nice if someone could give me some hints.
> And:
> - is it possible to run Maxima or Python or R using 1.99.13?

In principle, new versions only should get better ;^)
There is no particular known problem with TeXmacs 1.99.3.

But it is always safe to move a version of TeXmacs about which
you are happy to a safe place, before upgrading. This will allow
you to downgrade if necessary (under MacOS, this can be done simply
by moving the bundle to another place).

It also must be said that there are usually not a lot of differences
between two successive minor versions. So if you do not need
any particular new features, then you may simply stick to
a version about which you are happy.

Best wishes, --Joris

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• TeXmacs 1.99.13 for MacOS, Dr. Wolfgang Lindner, 10/17/2020
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