Nathan Coulson wrote:
On 29 May 2016 at 13:43, Bruce Dubbs <[email protected]> wrote:
I have moved the merge LFS branch to be the new LFS/trunk/BOOK in svn. For
most users it will make no difference. For editors, the work should be a
lot easier as only a few pages are different between the System V book and
the systemd book.
Certainly will make my life a lot easier (as well as others using
their own buildscripts). I have a set of bash scripts for rebuilding
the systemd version of lfs and track the lfs-book commit messages for
modifications. Thank you.
Just for reference, here are some statistics:
Number of elements revision="sysv" : 52
Number of elements revision="systemd" : 51
Number of xml pages with revision= : 42 of 202 (21%)
Number of <prhase> for sysv : 5
Number of <prhase> for systemd : 5
Number of <screen> for sysv : 15
Number of <screen> for systemd : 15
Number of <para> for sysv : 8
Number of <para> for systemd : 6
Number of <sect> for sysv : 10
Number of <sect> for systemd : 8
Number of <term> for sysv : 1
Number of <term> for systemd : 2
Number of <listitem> for sysv : 9
Number of <listitem> for systemd : 10
Number of <varlistentry> for sysv : 7
Number of <varlistentry> for systemd : 2
Number of <ulink> for sysv : 1
Number of <ulink> for systemd : 0
Number of <appendix> for sysv : 2
Number of <appendix> for systemd : 0
The major differences are in Chapters 6 and 7. There are no differences
in Chapter 5. The differences in Chapters 1-4, 8-9, Appendix, and
Prologue are quite minor.
-- Bruce
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