Changes between Initial Version and Version 2 of Ticket #3035


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Timestamp:
03/11/2012 10:22:23 PM (13 years ago)
Author:
Matthew Burgess
Comment:

Replying to bdubbs@…:

Can you cut/paste from an ebook to a terminal?

Obviously, if you had an e-book reading app (e.g. Calibre) on your host, then yes :-) But no, I don't think any e-reader hardware supports copying and pasting from it to a PC.

As for the advantage of doing this, I can't think of any other than being able to read the book on an e-reader device, but isn't that reason enough? (It means I'd be able to proof-read LFS on my travels, when I typically don't have my laptop with me). Steps 1, 2 and 4 above though, would have the advantage of ripping the in-tree copy of some snapshotted version of the docbook stylesheets out of our tree and have us use an upstream-released version, in-keeping with LFS' general attempts to keep up-to-date with upstream packages.

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  • Ticket #3035 – Description

    initial v2  
    33Plan of attack for supporting EPUB is:
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    5 1) Upgrade to Docbook-XSL-1.76.1 by initially importing the 1.76.1 stylesheets into the LFS tree, similar to how the existing snapshot is used
    6 2) Ensure there are no regressions in the existing HTML & PDF output formats
    7 3) Add customisation layer for EPUB format
    8 4) Remove the in-tree version of the XSL distribution, and rely on distribution-installed versions instead.
     5 1. Upgrade to Docbook-XSL-1.76.1 by initially importing the 1.76.1 stylesheets into the LFS tree, similar to how the existing snapshot is used
     6 2. Ensure there are no regressions in the existing HTML & PDF output formats
     7 3. Add customisation layer for EPUB format
     8 4. Remove the in-tree version of the XSL distribution, and rely on distribution-installed versions instead.