On Thursday 2 September 1999, at 9 h 42, the keyboard of Dominique ROUSSEAU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have debian 2.1 (slink) installed, I know there are some packages installed > to handle sgml, and I have also seen a docbook DTD package. > My question is a bit stupid, but how using these tools could I make a > postscript or html output from a document I write with Docbook syntax ? It is a FAQ: there is no SGML-HOWTO for Debian. Actually, this is true of the whole SGML world. SGML people hate to write documentation, that's why they invented SGML, to make it so hard they have a good excuse. <disclaimer sarcasm="true"/> Either you dig through J.H.M's Makefile, or you read all the sparsed docs by yourself, trying to figure this out. One warning: there are *several* ways to do so, SGML is not a program but a language. > I didn't find a db2ps or docbook2ps... The SGMLtools program was invented for this purpose. It is packaged in potato, 'sgmltools-2'.
