Re: DocBook pre-Release Notes

2004-02-12 Thread georgina o. economou
Yep I see that the double comma is gone but now there's a space between the name and 
comma.  So a typical line in the credits section looks like:

General Integration of Submissions:
Egbert Eich , David H. Dawes , Ivan Pascal , Alan Hourihane , Matthieu Herrb

Was that the intent?





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Re: DocBook pre-Release Notes

2004-02-12 Thread John Himpel
On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 19:30 -0500, georgina o. economou wrote:
 Yep I see that the double comma is gone but now there's a space between the name and 
 comma.  So a typical line in the credits section looks like:
 
 General Integration of Submissions:
 Egbert Eich , David H. Dawes , Ivan Pascal , Alan Hourihane , Matthieu Herrb
 
 Was that the intent?

No, but that was the effect.
I just re-published without the space preceding the comma.

If you want the semi-colons that are in the subsections removed, I can
easily do that too.  I just reproduced the original.  But I agree that
it does look a bit odd.

John

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Re: DocBook pre-Release Notes

2004-02-12 Thread georgina o. economou
Yeah I just went and looked.  

General Integration of Submissions:
Egbert Eich, David H. Dawes, Ivan Pascal, Alan Hourihane, Matthieu Herrb

Perfect!

I'd get rid of those semis; they look simply awful.  I'll look some more.  Thanks 
though for being so prompt with this.
  


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I just re-published without the space preceding the comma.

If you want the semi-colons that are in the subsections removed, I can easily do that 
too.  I just reproduced the original.  But I agree that it does look a bit odd.
John

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DocBook pre-Release Notes

2004-02-11 Thread georgina o. economou
Hi,

I was going thru the Release Notes for 4.4 and I noticed that there are double commas 
in section 5,1 thru 5.4 where all the submitters names are.  I also think the colon on 
the TOC after section 5 looks wild.  Perhaps I am unfamiliar with the formatting of 
LinuxDoc but to me a colon should mean that the list directly follows, not that it 
points to a section.

And btw, I like the little finger for a NOTE.  Other than that John, I like it.



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Re: DocBook pre-Release Notes

2004-02-11 Thread John Himpel
On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 17:33 -0500, georgina o. economou wrote:
 Hi,
 
 I was going thru the Release Notes for 4.4 and I noticed that there are double 
 commas in section 5,1 thru 5.4 where all the submitters names are.  I also think the 
 colon on the TOC after section 5 looks wild.  Perhaps I am unfamiliar with the 
 formatting of LinuxDoc but to me a colon should mean that the list directly follows, 
 not that it points to a section.
 
 And btw, I like the little finger for a NOTE.  Other than that John, I like it.
Georgina,

1)  The double comma is an oops on my part.  I will publish a fix in
about an hour.
2) The semi-colon in the TOC is just following mimicing from the
official CVS version.
titleNew Features, Enhancements and Updates:/title.
3) The graphics are standard DocBook graphics.  I have seen some others
for tip/note/warning/caution/next/previous/home/up that are much
prettier than the standard issue DocBook ones, but the license prohibits
their usage (GPL or GFDL).  If you know a good graphics artist/designer,
you can do some good stuff. For an example, you might look at
https://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-9-Manual/install-guide/ch-
intro.html.
Again there are licensing restrictions with these, but they
show what can be done.

John

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