[Bug 181068] Review Request: html401-dtds - HTML 4.01 document type definitions

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Summary: Review Request: html401-dtds - HTML 4.01 document type definitions


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=181068


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------- Additional Comments From link@xxxxxxxxx  2006-02-13 13:22 EST -------
The package in general looks good to me.

I'd suggest either dropping the actual text of the specification entirely or
simply include it as %doc. Having a separate sub-package for this seems
essentially overkill.

Alternately I'd package up the spec and have the DTDs tag along (as they're a
normative part of the HTML 4.01 Recommendation).


The .ent(ity) files might beneficially be shipped by sgml-common -- since
they're common for HTML 2.0, 3.2, 4.0, and 4.01 -- and shared by the relevant
packages (cf. the comment at the top of the spec file).


For the %description I might use something along the lines of: [[[
  Provides the three HTML 4.01 DTDs (strict, frameset, and transitional).
  The DTDs are required for processing HTML 4.01 document instances using
  SGML tools such as OpenSP, OpenJade, or SGMLSpm.
]]]


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