David Brownell wrote:
>
> "Dunlap, Randy" wrote:
> >
> > To me, it's not
> > so obvious from looking at http://linuxusbguide.sourceforge.net/
> > that there is an html version. It's your web page, but I think
> > that it would be clearer if you formatted it more like:
> >
> > This project is about the Linux USB Guide.
> > It is available in these formats:
> > HTML <with link>
> > DVI <with link>
> > PostScript <with link>
> And, since this is about source,
>
> Docbook SGML <with link>
>
> Seeing the version on the front page (with those links) would
> be a help too -- last I looked, that was hard to know.
OK. I am not actually much of a HTML hacker, which is why I use DocBook.
But I will try and get this done.
You can easily tell what version it is from the link.
> p.s. It'd also be nice if that were XML, not SGML, so that more
> tools can be used with it. It'd still be usable with
> SGML tools, but there are some pretty neat XML based
> publications toos (and systems) becoming available now.
I know nothing about XML, except that most of the markup is supposed to
be directly compatible between the SGML and XML versions. I don't have
any XML tools (not that I know of anyway - it is a little difficult to
tell with about half of SuSE 6.3 installed.
Brad
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