>I am ... concerned about depending on pandoc, because of this:
>
> Pandoc is available in lxplus, aiadm and most RPM repositories. It's
> written in Haskell, which means it relies on hundreds of megabytes of
> library dependencies.
That's certainly fair, but wouldn't it need to be used only once, after
which the documentation could be maintained in markdown format? I suppose
that would require a tool to go from markdown to man, but at least it's a
thought.
>I have no objection to Markdown but I'm not sure what it would gain us
>exactly, other than maybe someone younger than 35 could edit the
>documentation.
That may be the point -- or not, I suppose, depending on one's point of
view. (I'm far past the point of being under 35 myself, for what that's
worth.)
- Steven
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