[PLUTO-ildp] Debian e l'Sgml .. :-)

[Hugh Hartmann]

In saluto assolutamente festoso e' inviato a tutti i partecipanti alla
lista ... :-)

Ho trovato in degli archivi questo testo interessante che, pur essendo
datato, puo' essere ancora utile, naturalmente sono "legermente" di
parte .. :-)

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                           Software Announcements
     _________________________________________________________________
   
  Debian Touts Integrated SGML Environment
  
   Date: Tue, 30 Mar 1999 10:41:44 -0500 Debian's 2.1 distribution, now
   in release, features integrated SGML, XML, and DSSSL infrastructure
   and packages. Debian's innovative SGML subsystem positions Debian as a
   premier platform for SGML and XML developers, offering a complete
   working toolset for documenters and markup programmers with no manual
   setup required.
   
   Features:

     * James Clark's jade 1.2.1 and SP suite version 1.3.3, enabling
       validation and formatting of SGML or XML
       http://www.jclark.com/jade/.

     * SGMLOpen shared system catalog integration (no need to manually
       register SGML Public Identifiers or set with environment
       variables).

     * docbook (v3.0) and docbook-stylesheets (v1.13) available,
       providing an industry-standard markup convention
       http://www.ora.com/davenport/

     * psgml, which in conjunction with Emacs19, Emacs20, XEmacs19, or
       XEmacs20, provides a profession SGML editing environment.
       http://www.lysator.liu.se/projects/about_psgml.html

     * jadetex, combined with jade, facilitates the conversion of SGML to
       PostScript or PDF, for high quality printed output.

     * a host of other SGML, XML, and DSSSL software packages are
       available, including but not limited to sgml-tools, expat, sdc,
       perlsgml, sgmlspm, and dsc.
       
   We believe that Debian's open model of participation and committment
   to system quality (as reflected in the Debian Policy
   http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/) puts Debian
   head-and-shoulders above other commercial or free systems. SGML
   integration efforts continue apace in the unstable distribution,
   including DocBook 3.1, DocBk XML, TEI, and more DTDs.
   
   For more information:
   Debian, http://www.debian.org/

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Non so se mi spiego, ma la Debian e' assolutamente adatta anche al
nostro lavoro ... :-)

Au Revoir
Hugh Hartmann


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