[xiaohanyu]

I know groff, at least the bible K&R C programming book is published by groff, if I am not wrong.

For me, I think groff/LaTeX/SILE/typst all belongs to same category, i.e, the author write some markup language, then processed by some processors, then get an output. I chose LaTeX and Typst as the classic ones in my post:

- LaTeX is the classic, old school typesetting engine - Typst, clearly more modern, with many advanced design like incremental compilation, wasm and web app, instant preview, better error message.

For others, groff/SILE, to be honest I don't have time to dive into each of these.

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Do you see any advantages of groff over LaTeX?

[liendolucas]

I haven't used LaTeX in ages to be honest. I guess I could give it a shot and compare pros/cons between them. If I'm not wrong also the book "The Go Programming Language" by Kernighan and Donovan has also been typeset with groff (I think there's actually an email sent by someone to Kernighan mentioning how beautifully the book was typeset and he explains why he didn't choose LaTeX and leaned towards groff). The main reason why I used it was because is a tool that has been in unix systems for ages and was simply curious about it and re-writting my CV with it was an excuse to give it a shot.