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Re: Request for Redhat-Centric info (For Ed Bailey)
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- Subject: Re: Request for Redhat-Centric info (For Ed Bailey)
- From: "Edward C. Bailey" <ed at redhat dot com>
- Date: 07 Jul 2000 12:47:18 -0400
- References: <Pine.LNX.4.10.10007070859340.2374-100000@traveller.rlf.org>
- Reply-To: "Edward C. Bailey" <ed at redhat dot com>
>>>>> "Tom" == txporter <txporter@mindspring.com> writes:
Tom> Ed, Since from your recent mail to the list, it appears that RH is
Tom> using Docbook without too much pain, could you detail the current
Tom> RPM's needed to create and process Docbook documents, from SGML to PS,
Tom> PDF, and HTML.
Tom> This is not a request for the "how", just a list of the required
Tom> RPM's, so I can tell if I have everything I need installed.
Dammit -- that's what I got for not lurking... :-)
Well, let's see... Here's what I'm currently using:
docbook-3.1-4
jade-1.2.1-9
jadetex-2.7-2
psgml-1.0.3-2
sgml-common-0.1-8
stylesheets-1.54.13rh-1
(I've included psgml here just to let people know that, if you want to use
Emacs and psgml-mode, I've had problems using the above RPMs with psgml
versions > 1.0.3, in that it cannot read the pre-parsed DTD it saved.)
I'll also state that we use these tools to produce "give-to-customer"
quality HTML, and "copy-editing" quality Postscript. For final-quality
print, we use Arbortext's Adept*Publisher software. So if you do a db2ps
and wonder why your output doesn't look like our manuals, now you'll know
why... :-)
Ed
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Ed Bailey Red Hat, Inc. http://www.redhat.com/