Re: Debian WWW standards version 2.0
Stuart Lamble wrote:
>
> Sorry to come in so late on this, but I this looks very much like a
> very large sledgehammer to me. On my home system (...), if I need to
> look at a html file, I just fire up Lynx in the appropriate directory:
>
> lynx index.html
>
> or something like that. Works fine for me.
>
> Who needs Netscape, anyway? :)
>
Also I prefere to access html in this way, and even netscape can, using
the pseudo-url "file:/usr/doc/dpkg/programmer.html/index.html", but I
think that the problem is that dwww converts manpages and info files to
html on the fly, using cgi, and needs a server.
I missed the discussion about that, but I would like to have voted for a
conversion pre-made by the maintainers. I don't ask to rediscuss this
(dwww is out and is good), I'm just telling my preference.
ciao
Fabrizio
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