In March 1996, Dirk Hagedorn found an article about Linuxdoc-SGML
in the German Unix magazine iX
. It took two hours to download
the Linuxdoc-SGML archive and to implement this format into UDO.
Unfortunately he didn't own a Linux computer and so he wasn't able to
test UDO's output.
Linuxdoc-SGML is a multiformat converter like UDO. With Linuxdoc-SGML you can convert SGML files into LaTeX, RTF, HTML, Texinfo and manpages. But it is not a lie to claim that UDO is more powerful than Linuxdoc-SGML 1.5.
Linuxdoc-SGML doesn't offer an environment like UDO's xlist environment. So UDO is forced to handle it like a description environment.
Å, why?
Add the following line to /usr/lib/linuxdoc-sgml/rep/html/general: