another implementation for form fields is in the pdfmanagement-testphase package, see all the files starting with `l3pdffield` here https://github.com/latex3/pdfresources
I want to create a very simple pdf file that allows an end user on a Windows computer to fill in some information using pdf forms. E.g, a form to type free text, choose from a combo box an option, and fill some additional long text that will wrap (i.e. have line breaks). My plan is to create the form using LuaTeX's `pdfextension literal` and `pdfextension object`. I just don't know how to do it. I started reading Leonard Rosenthol and John Witington books about the pdf format, but I think that I will have better progress by reading using a text editor an uncompressed pdf file with forms, preferably made by a person and not by a machine. All pdf files I came across until now were super difficult to read after uncompressing them. Can anyone send me or refer me to such "learn from example" pdf files?
That's a friendly, if uncomfortable, snuggle. Your bat has a very friendly face. I have a little velvet-winged bat in my zoo; his name is Dingbat, and he's a delightful character.

Date/location for Dante'26 is online: https://www.dante.de/veranstaltungen/fruehjahrstagung-2026/
TIL that I'm a time traveller. I will have answered your comment tomorrow, here's proof: 

Oh, a new pgfplots version! https://github.com/pgf-tikz/pgfplots/releases/tag/1.18.2 How exciting!
What could be a way to draw large family trees with LaTeX? Would `genealogytree` be a good choice?
You could check the texlive historic mirror, e.g. https://ftp.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/historic/systems/texlive/2021/tlnet-final/archive/ or any other year
Is there a way to check whether a particular ctan package is part of a particular texlive version? Could `tlmgr` be helpful?
https://www.theverge.com/news/757461/microsoft-github-thomas-dohmke-resignation-coreai-team-transition
Who says one needs to choose either upper- or lowercase? Why not both? https://mastodon.social/@chrisphin/114975785203390613
In other news, I found my spiritual predecessor: > ### Why is it important to benchmark my shell? Is it for enthusiasts? > It's not important to benchmark your shell. It is important for me to benchmark zsh plugins and configs that I publish so that users of my code have fast shell. Shell users—or anyone for that matter—prefer fast software over slow whether they are enthusiasts or not. Taken from [here](https://github.com/romkatv/zsh-bench#why-is-it-important-to-benchmark-my-shell-is-it-for-enthusiasts).
I totally loved that series as a little duckling! I didn't know anybody else with red hair amongst my friends/kindergarden/sports team etc. -- finally seeing another being with the same hair colour was so great!