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From: ilan343@violet.berkeley.edu (Geraldo Veiga)
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Subject: TeX under Unix/386
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I would like to install TeX 3.0 on a 486 machine running Unix/386.

What in the net-wisdom is the least painful way of going about it?

I am considering 3 or 4 possibilities:

1. Web2c package  

2. Standard web + p2c

3. Maybe there is a site where I can pick up Unix/386 "ready-to-wear"
binaries for initex, virtex and bibtex (I don't think I am ready for
metafont yet)

4. Is CommonTeX 3.0 a viable alternative right now?


	Thanks for your suggestions.