On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 01:49:31AM -0700, Anathae Townsend wrote: > >From the looks of the /usr/share/man directory, there are provisions > in OpenBSD for postscript versions of the various manual pages for > OpenBSD. > > I have looked, but not exhaustively, in the make files under > /usr/src/share/man to see if there was any simple way to automatically > generate the required .ps files. I was unable to understand enough > to find such, but I did find that I could generate individual files by > using 'nroff -Tps -mandoc example.0 > ~/example.ps". > > Is there any perceived use for a non default target in the > /usr/src/share/man make file that would be able to generate a document > that would include all the man pages in it? Suitably formatted of > course, blank pages for man pages with an odd number of pages, maybe > even table of contents, index, and section header pages. > > Anathae
you can set MANPS=yes in /etc/mk.conf to generate postscript man pages. see also mk.conf(5). jmc
