Does anyone know why the latest version of groff in Debian and [K]
ubuntu is 1.18.1 (incorporating version 1.1.4 of Peter Schaffter's mom
macros)?
Is there a later deb package available anywhere? for the whole of
groff? or for a later, compatible, version of mom?
Installing another distro
Does anyone know why the latest version of groff in Debian and [K]
ubuntu is 1.18.1 (incorporating version 1.1.4 of Peter Schaffter's mom
macros)?
Because they use a hack for Japanese which I've refused to incorporate
into 1.19. Unfortunately, progress w.r.t. good Japanese (TTY) support
On 19/11/07 23:25:42, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
I'm slowly getting nearer to a new groff release.
However, it's just me basically working on this
-- for example, cleaning up the copyright stuff
eats a huge amount of my time which I can afford
for maintaining groff...
I apologise if my previous
[Take note: Debian bug CC'd]
On Mon, Nov 19, 2007 at 02:13:20PM +0100, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
However, it is truly frustrating for all concerned when The Debian
Way turns out to be the wrong way because, as you are aware, The
Debian Way does not concede the possibility of error in itself. :-)
On Mon, Nov 19, 2007 at 03:13:43PM +, Colin Watson wrote:
[adding kinsoku shori handling]
I would be overjoyed if somebody got us out from between the rock and
the hard place. CVS would be fine.
Excellent. I'll start work today.
Basically the top-level goal is that man(1) keeps on
I'm happy to (try to) add kinsoku shori handling for Debian[0], [...]
Great!
Maybe I don't understand the problem with width handling, but it
seems like you get this for free with Unicode, which is another
reason that I think CVS groff would be better.
Well, you have to implement character
Robert Thorsby wrote:
Does anyone know why the latest version of groff in Debian and [K]
ubuntu is 1.18.1 (incorporating version 1.1.4 of Peter Schaffter's mom
macros)?
Is there a later deb package available anywhere? for the whole of
groff? or for a later, compatible, version of mom?
When
