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Dmake is a make utility similar to GNU make or the Workshop dmake.

This utility has an irregular syntax but is available for Linux, Solaris, and Win32 and other platforms. This version of dmake is a modified version of the original public domain dmake, and is used to build OpenOffice.org.

Dmake features: * support for portable makefiles * portable across many platforms * significantly enhanced macro facilities * sophisticated inference algorithm supporting transitive closure over the inference graph * support for traversing the file system both during making of targets and during inference * %-meta rules for specifying rules to be used for inferring prerequisites * conditional macros * local rule macro variables * proper support for libraries * parallel making of targets on architectures that support it * attributed targets * text diversions * group recipes * supports MKS extended argument passing convention * directory caching * highly configurable

Dump Desktop Management Interface data

Device-Mapper Software RAID support tool

The following formats are supported: Highpoint HPT37X/HPT45X Intel Software RAID LSI Logic MegaRAID NVidia NForce RAID (nvraid) Promise FastTrack Silicon Image(tm) Medley(tm) VIA Software RAID

Please read the documentation in /usr/share/doc/dmraid BEFORE attempting any use of this software. Improper use can cause data loss!

This package contains a utility for modifying device mappings.

Style neutral, scalable cursor theme

This package contains the DMZ cursor themes, which are derived from the Industrial theme developed for the Ximian GNOME desktop. Black and white cursors are provided, in scalable formats.

A small caching DNS proxy and DHCP/TFTP server

This package contains the dnsmasq executable and documentation, but not the infrastructure required to run it as a system daemon. For that, install the dnsmasq package.

trace DNS queries to the source

dnstracer determines where a given Domain Name Server (DNS) gets its information from for a given hostname, and follows the chain of DNS servers back to the authoritative answer.

Clients provided with BIND

- dig - query the DNS in various ways - nslookup - the older way to do it - nsupdate - perform dynamic updates (See RFC2136)

utilities to manage online documentation

This package contains utilities to manage documentation installed on a Debian system. It generates a database of document metadata, which other packages such as dwww, dhelp, doc-central, and rarian-compat can use to provide a catalog of available documentation.

For additional information see the Debian doc-base Manual included in this package.

Linux HOWTOs and FAQs in HTML format

The doc-linux-html package provides the current Linux HOWTOs and FAQs in HTML format. Alternatively, ASCII versions are provided in the doc-linux-text package.

The version number reflects the month in which doc-linux-html was created.

Documents with licences that fail to meet the Debian Free Software Guidelines can be found in the doc-linux-nonfree-html package.

Linux HOWTOs and FAQs in ASCII format

The doc-linux-text package provides the current Linux HOWTOs and FAQs in ASCII format. Alternatively, HTML versions are provided in the doc-linux-html package.

The version number reflects the month in which doc-linux-text was created.

All files are available at http://www.tldp.org/ (with versions in ASCII, DVI, HTML, postscript, and SGML).

Documents with licences that fail to meet the Debian Free Software Guidelines can be found in the doc-linux-nonfree-text package.

standard SGML representation system for technical documents

DocBook is an SGML document type definition (DTD) that is well-suited to books, articles, or reference documentation about technical matters, systems, or software (although it is by no means limited to these applications). It has emerged as an open and standard DTD in the software industry, and is used as the documentation system of choice for many free software projects.

This package contains the SGML DTD for DocBook, which describes the formal structure for documents following this format. If you wish to author DocBook documents using XML rather than SGML, use the 'docbook-xml' package. You will need other packages in order to edit (psgml), validate (opensp) or format (docbook-xsl, docbook-dsssl) DocBook documents.

This package includes the 2.4.1, 3.0, 3.1, 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4 and 4.5 versions of the DocBook SGML DTD.

modular DocBook DSSSL stylesheets, for print and HTML

This package provides DSSSL stylesheets which let you convert DocBook SGML or XML files to various formats.

This package contains two DocBook DSSSL stylesheets, one for "print" output and one for HTML. The print stylesheet can be used in conjunction with the RTF and the TeX back-ends that (Open)Jade provides to produce output suitable for printing. The HTML stylesheet can be used to convert DocBook documents into HTML.

Note that you can also perform DocBook XML styling using the "docbook-xsl" package, which provides the XSL stylesheets. The XSL stylesheets are more actively maintained and contain more new features than these DSSSL stylesheets.

converter from DocBook SGML into roff man macros

docbook-to-man is a batch converter that transforms UNIX-style manpages from the DocBook SGML format into nroff/troff man macros.

This is not the original version by Fred Dalrymple, but one with the modifications by David Bolen.

Convert Docbook files to other formats (HTML, RTF, PS, man, PDF)

The docbook-utils is a set of a few small programs intended to ease everyday use of technical documentation software and more generally use of SGML and XML.

Tasks they currently accomplish are: * jw: convert Docbook files to other formats (HTML, RTF, Postscript, PDF). * sgmldiff: detect the differences in markup between two SGML files. * docbook2man: converts a DocBook refentry to a man page.

standard XML documentation system for software and systems

DocBook is an XML document type definition (DTD). That is, it contains the "DocBook" document structure. This is used by authors or editors writing documents in the DocBook XML format. DocBook was designed for books, articles, or reference documentation about technical matters or software. It has emerged as an open, standard DTD in the software industry, and is the documentation system of choice for many free software projects.

This package contains the XML DTD for DocBook, which describes the formal structure for documents following this format. If you wish to author DocBook documents using SGML rather than XML, use the 'docbook' package. You will need other packages in order to edit (psgml), validate (opensp, libxml2-utils) or format (docbook-xsl, docbook-dsssl) DocBook documents.

This package ships with the latest DocBook 4.5 XML DTD, as well as a selected set of legacy DTDs for use with older documents, including 4.0, 4.1.2, 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4.

stylesheets for processing DocBook XML to various output formats

These are modular XSL stylesheets for processing documents composed with the DocBook XML DTD and its derivatives ("Simplified" DocBook XML, JRefEntry DTD, etc.).

The stylesheets provide XSLT transformations for (X)HTML, WordML, HTML Help, JavaHelp, Man page (nroff), Website, Eclipse Platform Help file and Formatting Object (FO) output. The latter can be further processed to a number of print formats using FOP or TeX-based tools.

Converts DocBook/XML documents into man pages and TeXinfo