collected fixes for the website

[Willem Ferguson]

The html is not OS-dependent. Strictly speaking it does not need to be 
"built" in the conventional way because among all OSs it is constant and 
the user does not really have need for the .txt version. Is there not a 
case to be made that the translation from .txt requiring asciidoc can be 
done regularly server-side?
Kind regards,
willemf


On 18/12/2013 21:54, Robert C. Helling wrote:
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> Maybe in the build notes for Debian and relatives we want to mention that. Something along the lines of “You only build the online help if you have the package ‘asciidoc’ installed. Note that, depending on your system this might bring a lot of dependencies itself. You can build a functional Subsurface lacking the online help without it.”
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> Alternatively, we could offer a branch that includes the .html.
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> Best
> Robert
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