On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 00:21:39 +0000 Matthew Garrett wrote:
> > Do you think that figuring out the LaTeX markup by looking at the
> > resulting PDF is easy?
>
> As a practical example of this, Python ships HTML documentation. This
> is in a pre-built tarball in the Debian source package, because the
> original docs are in latex and require latex2html to turn them into
> HTML. latex2html is non-free, so can't be a build-depend. Should the
> python docs be moved to contrib, or is the HTML sufficiently
> modifiable that they can stay in main?
Yes, this seems to be a sarge-ignore bug.
Possible solutions:
* python-doc is moved to contrib[1] and with HTML actually built from
actual LaTeX source by latex2html (non-free Build-Depends:)
* python-doc is rebuilt from LaTeX source by a DFSG-free LaTeX->HTML
compiler (TeX4ht?)
[1] note that python only Suggests: python-doc, so pythin would stay in
main
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