Hi Eric, > My vision is that all the legacy help browsers become ways to point > your browser at subtrees of the HTML on your system. /usr/share/man > and /usr/share/info would be the most important HTML subtrees, but > there could be others, including project-specific others.
A bit off-topic... Will /usr/share/man still have roff man pages as well as the HTML conversion? For those of us that think browsers are a poor way to read documentation like man pages, e.g. poor searching, no remembering the scroll-bar position, etc., presumably there will be a way we can keep the old behaviour on a per-user basis? I like using less(1) because of the immediacy of the result in the context where I'm working, or sometimes vim(1) for the same reason plus it turns man pages references into tags with a tag-stack. Cheers, Ralph. _______________________________________________ Groff mailing list Groff@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff
