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@PauloCereda gonna go. Keep practicing! See you later.

@PauloCereda haha. Yeah. Sometime even happening for Germans... But I guess there are more cute brasileiro teachers around and still I do not speak a word...

Puh, tex live is a big package... installing and installing... well. I will test in the afternoon. See you later guys. Thanks for the help.

@PauloCereda yeah, it's a really difficult language. But don't give up! Add \usepackage[ngerman]{babel} to your preamble and you should be safe to go! :-)

@PauloCereda Hallo Ente. Es heißt "bitte" und "Kartoffel"! Double consonants, when pronounced quickly. And due to our biggest virtue, our modesty, we write "ich" in lower case. The rest was perfect. Are you taking classes or learing Pub-German on business trips to Germany?

:-)

@PauloCereda With this German you could survive over here. That's for sure.

@UlrikeFischer I know, but somehow I got other problems here. Could not update with the new installation... I dunno. Just kicked ot for now. I will reinstall later, I guess. But a good possibility to test TL16 on Win for now. Hopefully this works.

@PauloCereda haha. Same to you!

@UlrikeFischer thanks for the link. At the moment, I have kicked MiKTeX from my computer and trying texlive for Win for the first time. I will see, if this works. A reinstallation of MiKTeX some minutes ago had so many errors that I am chosing a new approach now. We'll see.

I have updated and rebuild all formats in MiKTeX and now I do not know how to proceed. Does something of this sound familar to you or should I open a new question?

When running luaotfload-tool --upgrade I get a fatal error telling me taht I need a Luatex version higher than 0.95.0. So there is something clearly broken.

Seems as I am using LuaTeX Version 1.0.0 from MiKTeX 2.9.6100. So everything up to date.

font not found errors. The error pops up from fontenc.sty. Which is quite strange.

I cannot use fontspec with LuaLaTeX anymore.

Guten Morgen! I got stuck with my Lua-Compilations and do not understand why. As I am not too sure on how to explain the error, I try asking here first. Maybe there has been some change in the last time which I did not notice.

@egreg I just thought, I found a bug on \sin as I have never noticed that cramped style before.

@egreg Thanks. Interesting. But I will not modify sin... to scarry. I think we got enough answers on tex.stackexchange.com/q/295624

@egreg yes, this is obvious, but I am getting three different cases. The first one results in 'correct' alignment. The numerator case meets is almost and the denominator case is really bad.

why are the superscripts aligning so differntly?

Just noticed something weird about superscripts:

@Alenanno Thanks for your suggestion. But my MWE was just a setup in order to show some behavior I could not understand. The shifting would make much more sense here, indeed.

@UlrikeFischer Thank you. And again, something learned.

@UlrikeFischer if I do cells={nodes=draw}, I see rectangles, but the above error persists. Strange...

what is the default shape in tikz-cd?

@UlrikeFischer Thank you, works perfectly.

IMHO this looks really wrong. I would have considered to obtain three vertical arrows.

I believe I have seen it somewhere, but can't find it.

Can someone please point me to a post where the following problem has been treated?

@barbarabeeton sorry, I pinged you instead of Ulrike... don't know why.

@DavidCarlisle @yo' and yes, we Germans write £ at the end, too

@DavidCarlisle @yo' and yes, we Germans write £ at the end, too

@DavidCarlisle hehe.... I will stop discussing. (and wait for DIN to get everything right :-) )

@DavidCarlisle damn... there was something with that pound symbol.

@Johannes_B I do not have the document, but knowing DI-norms, I fear you are talking ironically... I will not buy it, though...

personal taste, I fear. But prevents me from writing something like "10 € are 11 CHF" which is a mix of different things.

@yo' for sure. If needed in some document where more currencies are appearing. In normal writing I would say, 10 $, to someone not from the US, I would refer to 10 US$ (which are both correct symbols for the US currency) and in some report about the different kinds of dollars in the world, I would use "USD 10".

hehe

@Johannes_B no, don't have it... fun?

taking a look into the Duden makes you even more sad (talking about standards, not about currency symbols...) :-)

@ChristianHupfer yes, like always. That's annoying...

@ChristianHupfer Thanks for pointing to the DIN... Thats absolutely what I was referring to.

@yo' Now you are mixing the currency code and the currency symbol. The code is EUR, the symbol is €. So "$ 15" looks really bad in my eyes. I am trying to distinguish between codes and symbols by using the code first. e.g. in tables... but actually I dislike them. But let's say, in Switzerland, you have FR. or SFr. and CHF for the code. I think it would not be logical to use both the same way. That's why I put CHF in front as in DIN 5008

that's why I do not like "10 SFR". You can see that in some places, but it is not consistent IMHO.

I am trying to strictly separte between ISO or German currency style. For the old German currency it would have been DEM 10 or 10 DM. For the US currency I would write USD 10 or 10 $"

@barbarabeeton but "Fr." is the official way. I am writing "10 € are 11 Fr. or EUR 10 are CHF 11"

@JosephWright fair enough. Thanks for your replies.

@JosephWright And I guess I am not the only one who likes using currency symbols with your package, as I think that those are units as well