Certainly. i'll do that once i've completed a linting pass.
Excellent.
Sure, i'd be happy to reflect any changes.
And the people rejoiced and celebrated, because they would soon, finally, have s6 man pages.
Ah, okay - thanks for the heads-up.
Also a heads-up for people who are currently using s6-rc, including in elaborate distribution-integrated setups: don't worry, no matter how things shape up, the current version of s6-rc is going to be supported for a looooong time.
Now that i think about it some more, maybe i could simply put the link in parentheses? For example, with: a CDB file cdbfile then exits 0. where "CDB file" is a link to the relevant Wikipedia page, the mdoc would produce output like: a CDB file (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cdb_(software)) cdbfile then exits 0.
I think that solely depends on the number of such links. If there are just a few, it's fine. If there are a lot of links in a page, it would make reading pretty unwieldy. Because I think there are a few pages with too many links, maybe it would be best, for consistency, to just use footnotes? < a CDB file[1] cdbfile then exits 0. < < (...) < < SEE ALSO < < [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cdb_(software) Maybe mdoc even has a mechanism for footnotes? I don't know.
*nod* i'll try to put together an email with the relevant information, and start hanging out on #s6. :-) i'm usually on Freenode, in #voidlinux in particular, but not necessarily active at the same time as others - i'm in Melbourne.au.
We don't care much about timezones. You can find people to interact with at almost any time of the day, and if not, we generally answer as soon as
we're online. ;) -- Laurent
