> > Yes, I think patching the HTML files would be OK.
> >
> > Another option would be not compressing pdf files; but that's got a
> > disadvantage in that PDF files are not compressed.
>
> After having considered the first option, and after having tried to
> customize dh_compress call (which is quite uneasy, due to some
> limitations in this tool), I'd rather go for uncompressed PDF files.
hmm? dh_compress -X looked like a very simple option to use.
>
> Rationales for this are:
> 1. This is a separate documentation package.
> 2. Used space grows up from less than 1 MB to less than 2 MB, which
> looks acceptable enough.
> 3. It makes users' life easier.
> 4. See #375406 and #367697, plaintext documentation is particularly
> spotted as being subject to compression.
>
> This behaviour has been commited in git.
Anyway, I'm fine.
regards,
junichi
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