This is DebianDoc-SGML, an SGML-based documentation formatting package used
for the Debian manuals.

To install it on a non-Debian system edit the Makefile and then run
`make', `make install'.

The changelog is in the debian subdirectory.

Ardo van Rangelrooij <ardo@debian.org>
Ian Jackson <ijackson@gnu.ai.mit.edu>

The `tools/bin/template' is parsed by `tools/bin/mkconversions' to create
all the debiandoc2* commands.  For debug purpose, `make diff' will create
`diff -u' for all the debiandoc2* commands against the current installed
version.  This functionality is added to help developer understand
implication of the `tools/bin/template' file.  

The default fixlatex script is a given way to override its behavior through 
-s option for some debiandoc2* commands. This is provided mostly for 
quicker debugging and not for the general use by the normal user.

Package requirements:

A few notes about required packages (especially for LaTeX processing (PS,
PDF formats)) to parse specific languages:

zh_TW (Traditional Chinese) uses kai font, Bg5 encoding,
  package tfm-arphic-bkai00mp
zh_CN (Simplified Chinese) uses kai font, GB encoding,
  package tfm-arphic-gkai00mp

Both tfm (Tex Font Metrics) depend on ttf packages (True Type Font).
cjk-latex package is required for these as well.
Apart from the kai font others (ming for zh_TW and sung for zh_CN) exist
but are NOT used by debiandoc-sgml (uses hardcoded fonts).

ko (Korean): package hlatex, hlatex-fonts-base and maybe for HTML (view
only, no build) ttf-baekmuk
cjk-latex is AFAIK not required (funny, since cjk stands for Chinese,
Japanese, Korean).

Please note that a ghostscript interpreter such as gs-gpl, gs-esp should
(not must) be installed too (required for PDF thumbnail generation).

Osamu Aoki <osamu@debian.org>

