11-19-2003
Cheers jsilva.
Its a 233mhz G3 (bondi coloured RevB imac) with fairly little ram, so i kinda doubt osx will run properly. I even heard that apple were giving refunds for people who bought osx to run on a G3.
I checked out NetBSD ppc, and that says it does support bondi iMacs, so i may well go for that. I have been checking out the unix/bsd bit of osx on my powerbook, but i get the impression that installing a distro is an education in itself, so i wanted to try it. I aim to set up a small network with my pb, an old G4 400 (for big downloads via broadband) and the imac running unix.
Thanks for the advice
ora
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sgml2xml-isoent
sgml2xml-isoent(1) docbook2X sgml2xml-isoent(1)
NAME
sgml2xml-isoent - Convert SGML to XML with support for ISO entities
SYNOPSIS
sgml2xml-isoent [sgml-document]
DESCRIPTION
sgml2xml-isoent converts an SGML document to XML, with support for the ISO entities. This is done by using sgml2xml(1) from the SP package
(or osx(1) from the OpenSP package), and the declaration for the XML version of the ISO entities is added to the output. This means that
the output of this conversion should work as-is with any XML tool.
This program is often used for processing SGML DocBook documents with XML-based tools. In particular, db2x_xsltproc(1) calls this program
as part of its --sgml option. On the other hand, it is probably not helpful for migrating a source SGML text file to XML, since the conver-
sion mangles the original formatting.
Since the XML version of the ISO entities are referred to directly, not via a DTD, this tool also works with document types other than Doc-
Book.
NOTES
The ISO entities are referred using the public identifiers ISO 8879:1986//ENTITIES//...//EN//XML. The catalogs used when parsing the con-
verted document should resolve these entities to the appropriate place (on the local filesystem). If the entities are not resolved in the
catalog, then the fallback is to get the entity files from the http://www.docbook.org/ Web site.
AUTHOR
Steve Cheng <stevecheng@users.sourceforge.net>.
SEE ALSO
sgml2xml(1), osx(1)
docbook2X 0.8.8 3 March 2007 sgml2xml-isoent(1)