This breaks the build for this document. However, it was already broken,
and it's not included in the top level Makefile yet. The specific problem
is that <segmentedlists> must now have a <segtitle> for each column with
4.1, and I don't know nearly enough Japanese to do that.
Adding in the correct <segtitle>s is 30 seconds work.
relevant functions to the DSSSL stylesheet.
The default behavior is for print output formats to just display PGP
fingerprints unless you use `make WITH_PGPKEYS=1 FORMATS=ps'. This new
default behavior reduces the size of Appendix E from 52 pages to 9
pages, and that could be trimmed down more with a more efficient
layout for the fingerprints (does each entry really warrant a new
section header?)
Knob requested by: Chris Costello
Discussed on: -doc
<programlisting> elements, the latter with a "role=pgpkey" attribute
so that a forthcoming stylesheet addition and makefile knob can be
used to only display the fingerprints if desired. The HTML output will
continue to display the entire keys by default, but the print output
will probably be changed to display just the fingerprints unless you
set a make variable. This will remove approximately 50 pages from the
PostScript form of the Handbook.
So, please follow the example when adding new keys :
<programlisting>fingerprint / uid information</programlisting>
<programlisting role="pgpkey">---BEGIN PGP BLAH--
goes here</programlisting>
Discussed on: -doc
on -doc who don't share my sense of the aesthetic
Try a better fix at the 'stair stepping' in lists -- the previous fix only
worked for lists that were children of the BODY element, so it didn't have
any effect on those that were (for example) enclosed inside a
<DIV CLASS="PROCEDURE">.
created automatically by the makefiles either with collageindex.pl or
with the touch command, depending on the value of GEN_INDEX.
To build the handbook with an index simply type :
make GEN_INDEX=1
or for print output :
make GEN_INDEX=1 FORMATS=ps
by default, the index is turned off since it dramatically increases
the time required to build the handbook.
PH:
section of the Handbook.
Submitted by: Chern Lee <chern.lee@windriver.com>
Obtained from: Mike Smith's configuration tutorial, and
tuning(7) by Matt Dillon