On Thu, Oct 20, 2005 at 10:34:05AM -0600, Clarke Echols wrote:
> :
> If any of you have trouble with tendonitis or carpal tunnel
> syndrome, take a look at the Kinesis keyboards. They are
> WONDERFUL!!! It takes about 3 weeks to get used to one, and
> it totally ruins you for "normal" keybo
On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 02:02:15AM +1000, Robert Marks wrote:
> I've been using *roff since the days of nroff and
> daisywheel printers, i.e., 1978. Am I alone?
No, Mark. I wrote my first nroff documents at Bell Labs, in 1974 or 1975, on
what were called Programmers' Workbench UNIX systems. The
On 20-Oct-05 Robert Marks wrote:
>> However, I think that using groff to write your webpage, or as a
>> front end for various document formats, is probably misdirected.
>> DocBook, word processors, LaTeX (in some cases), and so on are much
>> better suited to these various tasks.
>
> I use groff f
I use groff for letters, seminar notes (transcribed from hand-
written so I can read them), and lots of other things. I keep
a few macro files around for various purposes that I have written.
I expand my seminar notes so they have additional content, then
print them for easy reading (my handwritin
> However, I think that using groff to write your webpage, or as a
> front end for various document formats, is probably misdirected.
> DocBook, word processors, LaTeX (in some cases), and so on are much
> better suited to these various tasks.
I use groff for letters, academic papers, and class ov
