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You could read LG without dwww just fine by just pointing the file:/// path. I remember getting all of those with the Debian Sarge DVD's, good stuff, among the
by anthk 3y ago
You could read LG without dwww just fine by just pointing the file:/// path.
I remember getting all of those with the Debian Sarge DVD's, good stuff, among the
Anarchist Faq, the 'Derivations' math book, and tons offline documentation
when I didn't have internet at home.
- dredmorbius 3y agodwww need not be limited to localhost access, meaning that a single Debian system can serve docs to others (LAN, intranet, public Internet, ...). Of course, all of the documentation that's exposed via dwww is accessible on that host's filesystem. But dwww also provides a few additional affordances: Web-formatted output, a directory of installed documentation (organised by source / type), and (if you have swish++ installed), full-text search.