Re: Unix V10 Volume 2 PDFs

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Hi,

On Thu, Feb 13, 2025 at 10:49:07AM +0100, Alejandro Colomar wrote:
> > > I sometimes wondered if I should run the Linux man-pages build system
> > > on the sources of Unix manual pages to generate an apocryphal PDF book
> > > of Volume 1 of the different Unix systems.  I never ended up doing so
> > > for fear of AT&T lawyers (or whoever owns the rights to their manuals
> > > today), but I find it would be useful.
> > 
> > It's the kind of thing I've thought about doing.  :)
> > 
> > If you do, I very much want to know if groff appears to misbehave.
> 
> Hmmmmm, I guess I should do it.  I'll take some time, but I'll keep it
> in mind for things to do this year.  For some reason, I'm more busy now
> only doing free software, than when I had a regular job _and_ also did
> free software.  :|

I tried, and found some issue: the =(1) manual page messes with my
Makefiles (portable filename character set any?).  I could build a PDF
book of Unix V10 vol1 just removing that file.  I have asked help-make@
in case anyone has an idea to workaround this.

I also have some doubts, in case anyone know the answer:

	alx@devuan:~/Downloads/unix$ tar xf v10src.tar.bz2 
	alx@devuan:~/Downloads/unix$ tree -d man/
	man/
	├── adm
	│   ├── man0
	│   ├── man1
	│   ├── man2
	│   ├── man3
	│   ├── man4
	│   ├── man5
	│   ├── man6
	│   ├── man7
	│   ├── man8
	│   ├── man9
	│   └── tjunk
	├── index
	├── man0
	│   └── tjunk
	├── man1
	├── man10
	├── man2
	├── man3
	├── man4
	├── man5
	├── man6
	├── man7
	├── man8
	├── man9
	├── mana
	├── manb
	├── manw
	└── manx

	30 directories

What's the /man/adm/ directory?  And /man/man0/tjunk/?  Should I ignore
them?


Cheers,
Alex

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