Re: [dwm] [OT] Sun Solaris 10 Manual. Is it done in LaTeX?
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 9:44 PM, Amit Uttamchandani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey guys, I had to set up solaris 10 on an old sun workstation that we have. I gotta admit this is quite an impressive release (in terms of technology, ease of installation, etc.) Anyways that aside. I had to read up on the Solaris 10 install guide from Sun and wow it is beautifully and professionally prepared. I am curious, do you think this is done in LaTeX? Of course they probably have a template for it but looking at it more and more I see more proof that is done using in LaTeX rather than something else... Most of the Solaris documentation is prepared with FrameMaker.
Re: [dwm] [OT] Sun Solaris 10 Manual. Is it done in LaTeX?
Amit Uttamchandani dixit (2008-02-25, 13:44): I had to set up solaris 10 on an old sun workstation that we have. I gotta admit this is quite an impressive release (in terms of technology, ease of installation, etc.) Anyways that aside. I had to read up on the Solaris 10 install guide from Sun and wow it is beautifully and professionally prepared. I am curious, do you think this is done in LaTeX? Of course they probably have a template for it but looking at it more and more I see more proof that is done using in LaTeX rather than something else... here is the link.. http://dlc.sun.com/pdf/820-0176/820-0176.pdf Judging by the *smell* of it I'd say it's Adobe FrameMaker, but acroread says it's Application: XPP (whatever that is), PDF Producer: Acrobat Distiller Server 6.0.1 for Solaris Doesn't help much, doesn't look like LaTeX either. Best, -- [a] signature.asc Description: Digital signature
Re: [dwm] [OT] Sun Solaris 10 Manual. Is it done in LaTeX?
Judging by the *smell* of it I'd say it's Adobe FrameMaker, but acroread says it's Application: XPP (whatever that is), PDF Producer: Acrobat Distiller Server 6.0.1 for Solaris Doesn't help much, doesn't look like LaTeX either. Aah interesting...i should have tried to use pdfinfo to get more information. Anyways, I guess you're right FrameMaker does make more sense. I guess we could get a semi-pro layout done with LaTeX? Scribus could probably be used as an alternative to FrameMaker if I am not mistaken. Amit
