> "Do not automatically postprocess troff output in the usual manner.
> This will cause the intermediate output to appear on stdout; see
> groff_out(5)."
Please commit.
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It was great to read the interview with Werner (our Fearless Leader?).
What an interesting story! It is good to "meet" you, Werner.
Now all we need is a Groff Anthem to be sung at the next International Groff
Confernece ;)
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On 09-May-06 M Bianchi wrote:
> It was great to read the interview with Werner (our Fearless Leader?).
> What an interesting story! It is good to "meet" you, Werner.
>
> Now all we need is a Groff Anthem to be sung at the next International
> Groff Confernece ;)
So long as it's an improvement on
> > Now all we need is a Groff Anthem to be sung at the next International
> > Groff Confernece ;)
>
> So long as it's an improvement on the "Free Software Song" -- see:
>
> http://www.gnu.org/music/free-software-song.html
>
> whence you can download it in .au or .ogg format. But Werner's
> b
> Actually, I'm not very interesting ...
Well, this is true too, but of course I've meant
... I'm not very interested
> in hearing Richard Stallman singing, [...]
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On Tue, May 09, 2006, Michail Vidiassov wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> as Subj. says:
> http://tug.org/interviews/interview-files/werner-lemberg.html
Fantastic interview. Methinks we're even luckier than we already
know we are to have Werner as "head man". I particularly like the
bits about Lilypond, w
> will groff *ever* incorporate shrinkable vertical, and, much more
> important, horizontal space? All other concerns aside, the only
> quibble I've ever had with groff as a typesetting engine is that, as
> Werner reminds us, groff's paragraph formatting algorithm isn't all
> that sophisticated.
> Have you ever seen such a song in 7/4 rhythm? With other words,
> the melody is fine, but the text is `pants' (this is the British
> word I get for the German `grottenschlecht' :-)
Sounds about right! You must have a fairly good dictionary of
modern British slang, for my Consise Oxford Diction
> > [...] the text is `pants' (this is the British
> > word I get for the German `grottenschlecht' :-)
>
> Sounds about right! You must have a fairly good dictionary of
> modern British slang,
http://dict.leo.org
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> Shrinkable horizontal space can probably be done without a complete
> redesign of groff, but vertical shrinkable space is impossible IMHO.
Vertical shrinkable (or rather, stretchable) space can be done
easily with macros and a diversion. (I assume the purpose of
this is for alignment of the bo
> > Shrinkable horizontal space can probably be done without a
> > complete redesign of groff, but vertical shrinkable space is
> > impossible IMHO.
>
> Vertical shrinkable (or rather, stretchable) space can be done
> easily with macros and a diversion.
Well, yes, but using diversion has a lot o
On Tuesday, 9 May 2006 at 15:57:00 +0200, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
>>> Now all we need is a Groff Anthem to be sung at the next International
>>> Groff Confernece ;)
>>
>> So long as it's an improvement on the "Free Software Song" -- see:
>>
>> http://www.gnu.org/music/free-software-song.html
>>
A couple of bugs affecting collating, tables of contents and lists
crept into mom during the 1.3 cycle. I've got them fixed (I hope),
and committed the fixes (version 1.3-e_3) to the repository and
posted a mom tarball on her homepage. If anyone's experienced
problems, I suggest upgrading.
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P
> > We also have the slang word `grotty', with similar meaning, and
> > presumably from the same Germanic root; in a `groff' context, the
> > connotation is somewhat unfortunate :-)
>
> You think you have a problem. I must be one of the few people named
> after a groff program.
Hehe. It's not
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