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Edit: README.md
The LaTeX kernel ================ Release 2020-10-01 patch level 4 Overview -------- This bundle provides the core LaTeX kernel. In addition to this bundle, a minimal LaTeX system also needs the files contained in the - LaTeX team documentation (`doc`) - Packages which must be available (`required`). These are - Essential tools (`tools`) - Core graphics and color support (`graphics`) - Key mathematics support (`amsmath`) This file contains a small set of pointers to other more complete documentation on installing and using a LaTeX system. Documentation ------------- Full documentation of the LaTeX system is provided by - _LaTeX: A Document Preparation System_; Lamport, Addison-Wesley - _The LaTeX Companion_, 2ed; Mittelbach and Goossens with Braams, Carlisle and Rowley, Addison-Wesley - _Guide to LaTeX_, 4ed; Kopka and Daly, Addison-Wesley The distribution is described in files ending `.txt` or `.md`; briefly, the most significant of these files are - `README.md` is this file - `manifest.txt` lists all the files in this LaTeX distribution, with one line of information about the contents - `legal.txt` and `lppl.txt` (LaTeX Project Public License) describe the LaTeX copyright, warranty and copying restrictions. - `texpert.txt` contains information about the system that may still be useful for TeX experts - `tex2.txt` contains important information for users of extremely old versions of TeX (pre 1990) - `bugs.txt` describes how to submit a bug report for LaTeX Other documentation files include files with names of the form: <xxx>guide.tex You will probably need to update your system before you can typeset these files. Each file needs three LaTeX runs. Some of these are also available as PDF files on [CTAN](https://www.ctan.org). The following files contain further information: - `ltx3info.tex` gives you some historical information about the LaTeX3 project - `manual.err` lists errata in _LaTeX: A Document Preparation System_ (Lamport) - `tlc2.err` lists errata in _The LaTeX Companion_ (Mittelbach et al.) The files `ltnews*.tex` (part of the `doc` bundle) contain the LaTeX newsletters, the highest number being the most recent. For historical reasons, the base distribution and the core documentation are bundled separately. Documentation is found in the `doc` bundle. In an installed TeX system, `base` and `doc` should be placed within the same location; the distinction is therefore primarily of importance when looking at the development code. Installation ------------ We no longer distribute installation instructions for the various TeX implementations. All modern TeX systems include LaTeX as-standard, and end users should in general use the release versions supplied in this way. Release distribution is carried out only through the CTAN archives. Requirements ------------ The LaTeX kernel requires the e-TeX extensions to TeX, which were finalised in the late 1990s and are available in modern TeX-derived engines. Some new features require `\ifincsname`, which is currently available in release versions of pdfTeX, XeTeX and LuaTeX, and is being introduced shortly in e-pTeX and e-upTeX. License ------- The contents of this bundle are distributed under the [LaTeX Project Public License](https://www.latex-project.org/lppl/lppl-1-3c/), version 1.3c or later. ----- <p>Copyright (C) 1989-2020 The LaTeX Project <br /> <a href="http://latex-project.org/">http://latex-project.org/</a> <br /> All rights reserved.</p>