Sorry for not answering earlier. I'm actually very short in time. Some days ago, there was a long discussion on reading man pages in a web browser. That actually exists, just use `groffer --html <man-name>`
That will find all man pages similar to man(1) , transform the found source file into html and display it in a web browser. ### There also were several mails about `groffer.1'. `groffer' is part of `groff'. So it is free software under the copyright of the FSF. Its source is not mine, but can be changed by everyone. My experience is that Werner has some kind of wisdom. So I would trust him to modify the man page in a reasonable way. I hope that the long `groff' names are kept. But not changing `groffer.1' could be more interesting, a kind of sport to make `doclifter' perfect. So far, several former problems of `doclifter' could be fixed and removed from the secure list. Perhaps the remaining troubles could be fixed as well by the time. Laziness should not prevent this. Good luck Bernd Warken _______________________________________________ Groff mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff
