On 2015-11-18, Lex Trotman <[email protected]> wrote:
> Unless you are planning to assist with development it should not
> matter what language an Asciidoc processor is implemented in.
It shouldn't. But it in the real world it does. For the average Linux
user, using a Python one requires far fewer "extra" things to be
installed when compare to something like asciidoctor requires that you
install Ruby.
It's not _that_ hard to install Ruby et alia, but it does make a
difference.
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