mandoc: becoming the main BSD manual toolbox - BSDCan 2015 presentation
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| Title | mandoc: becoming the main BSD manual toolbox - BSDCan 2015 presentation |
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| Abstract | The original audio stream of my presentation at BSDCan 2015 in Ottawa (except for the first 30 seconds and the last four minutes; those two chunks failed to record in Ottawa, so i had to re-record them). The associated video stream contains the presentation slides captured off the beamer input by the conference organizers, so video and audio are in sync.
Topics are the new man(1), man.conf(5), man.cgi(8); eqn(7) HTML5 and MathML output; UTF-8 improvements, afl(1) audit, -Wunsupp, pod2mdoc(1), a status summary in various operating systems, and possible future directions. |
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