Vorschläge für caesarcm

Die folgenden Pakete haben etwas mit dem Paket caesarcm gemeinsam. Die Pakete sind in absteigender Ähnlichkeit sortiert.

Package trans: A simple TeX macro package for PostScript transformations
Package fontloader-luaotfload: Alternative fontloaders for luaotfload
Package pslatex: Use PostScript fonts by default
Package piff-ams: Early macros for using AMS fonts
Package context-cmttbf: Use Computer Modern Typewriter bold font in ConTeXt
Package context-simplefonts: Simplified font usage for ConTeXt
Package context-cmscbf: Use Computer Modern bold Caps and Small-caps in ConTeXt
Package pzccal: Zapf Chancery as calligraphic math alphabet
Package times: Select Adobe Times Roman (or equivalent) as default font
Package evangelion-jfm: A Japanese font metric supporting many advanced features
Package xetex-itrans: Itrans input maps for use with XeLaTeX
Package cm-pk: PK bitmaps of the Computer Modern fonts
Package arrayjob: Array data structures for (La)TeX
Package arrayjobx: Array data structures for (La)TeX
Package gates: Support for writing modular and customisable code
Package gtl: Manipulating generalized token lists
Package commado: Expandable iteration on comma-separated and filename lists
Package fenixpar: One-shot changes to token registers such as \everypar
Package dowith: Apply a command to a list of items
Package fntproof: A programmable font test pattern generator
Package camel: Prototype work on future citation engine
Package ltxutil: LaTeX utility macros
Package yinit-as: Additions to Yannis Haralambous’ Old German decorative initials
Package etoolbox-generic: A loader for etoolbox.sty in non-LaTeX formats
Package balancedquotes: Code balanced quotes according to document language
Package collargs: Collect arguments of any command
Package ifxptex: Detect pTeX and its derivatives
Package localloc: Macros for localizing TeX register allocations
Package lualibs: Additional Lua functions for LuaTeX macro programmers
Package multido: A loop facility for Generic TeX
Package multiexpand: Variations on the primitive command \expandafter