Valery Ushakov <[email protected]> writes:

This argument can be made in both directions. My point is that the scenarios where the hyphenation for formatted manpages is unwanted is
_far_ more prevalent, which probably should be reflected in the
defaults.

Following this discussion from a distro perspective - "What defaults should Gentoo use?" - i'm inclined to agree with this assessment of the most common scenario. Gentoo uses man-db+groff for man pages by default - though mandoc is an option - and is thus in a position of having to determine which hyphenation default is most likely to be best for most users, regardless of what the groff project goes with.


Alexis.

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