Re: [sphinx-users] Language changer / switch

Il 31/07/2017 13:57, gilberto dos santos alves ha scritto: > hi. > use your defaut idiom at yor browser setup. look at readthedocs sphinxs > manual using choose language . > look at apache2 http server internationalizations fot undestand howto > handle faultback language that httpserver could use.

Re: [sphinx-users] Language changer / switch

hi. use your defaut idiom at yor browser setup. look at readthedocs sphinxs manual using choose language . look at apache2 http server internationalizations fot undestand howto handle faultback language that httpserver could use. Em 31/07/2017 06:43, "B. Rentrug" escreveu:

Re: [sphinx-users] How stable is reStructuredText format?

While no one will guarantee this for you, I can't foresee any reason why you won't be able to open a text file 30 years from now. I've opened text files from the mid 90's (so ~20 years ago), and they are readable and work as expected. The text file format existed prior to that, so it has a really

[sphinx-users] How stable is reStructuredText format?

I'd like to write documents for long-term archival. For example, I want to write diary and read it after 3 decades. Perhaps, I get to live another 100 years due to technological advances. Will I be able to write diary or take note in reStructuredText and render it in 3 decades or 100 years? --