[texhax] which TeX?

[VAFA KHALIGHI]

ProTeXt is some tools that help beginners install MiKTeX and an editor and
perhaps typeset their very first document in LaTeX.

ConTeXt is a TeX format just like LaTeX and Plain TeX.

On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 9:43 PM, Michael Barr <barr at math.mcgill.ca> wrote:

> This is probably not the right forum to ask this question in, but maybe
> someone can point me to a better place.
>
> I just got the TeX Live 2011 DVD in the mail.  For at least a decade now I
> have used one form or another of MikTeX for Windows.  But I noticed
> something called ProTeXt (based on MikTeX) and various other things
> (ConTeXt) on the cover of the disk.  I have no idea what all the variations
> are and which one is best for me.  Where can I find these things out?
>
> Michael
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