My technical paper written with Asciidoc was accepted for a seminar.
However, they insist that the final version of the PDF must be published
in a two-column layout like that used by Usenix:
https://www.usenix.org/conferences/author-resources/paper-templates
The paper was written with Asciidoc 8.6.9 on FreeBSD.
It never occurred to me to try multi-column text before, and searching
on "two columns" only found information about columns in tables.
It would be great if that LaTex style file could be used directly with
dblatex, but I doubt it will be that easy. It would not have to be
dblatex, of course.
Any suggestions on getting that style of PDF output from Asciidoc?
Thanks!
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