since "," after .B macro causes improper output.
Use the Japanese punctuation mark rather than "," in gprof.1.
Submitted by: Nobuyuki Koganemaru <n-kogane@syd.odn.ne.jp>
add new content.
o Add a glossary entry for every acronym present in the Handbook. [1]
Except for "US", which I believe is self-explanatory.
o Add additional glossterms for each unexpanded acronym, linking to
the expanded term.
Many thanks to Warren for this.
[1]:
PR: docs/69646
Submitted by: Warren Block <wblock at wonkity dot com>
id attributes in glossterm elements conflict with section id
attributes, and therefore all id attributes in the glossary are
being renamed to, for example, acpi-glossary.
Jade is not able to embed images but links them instead, so images have
to be installed with the .rtf document (it's similar to the HTML case).
I added a new format: rtf.tar which is a better solution than using rtf
since the images are not embedded.
make FORMATS=rtf.tar is your friend :)
specify the image extension (png) and force callouts text markers.
The callout markers from 1 to 9 are not correctly rendered under
OpenOffice (I don't know about other rtf viewers). I don't have a
solution for this problem for the moment.
* FreeBSD Chinese HOWTO serves us for quite a while.
* Document maintainer changed as well.
* Remove cvsup resources no more available:
* outta-port
* zh-L10N-tut
* zh-doc
* Correct statue's (editor of FreeBSD Chinese HOWTO) email.
Accidentally, den did not check this well, but all shames should go
to me, not him.
Approved by: den (mentor) (implicit)
Pointy hat to: marck (the first instance)
should be used instead of <para><literal></literal></para>, and
<screen></screen> instead of <para><command></command></para>
- <screen> tags are not inline elements, so they should not be used
inside of <para></para>
- s/4.x/4.X and some punctuation fixes
- Some device names fixes I missed in my previous commit
respect the following scheme:
- if the device name is /dev/foo --> <filename>/dev/foo</filename>
- if the device name is just foo --> <devicename>foo</devicename>
(See "4.2.5.7 Devices" from fdp-primer)
