Re: [Groff] man pages for macro packages

[Werner LEMBERG]

> Hm. In days of old, when *roff'ers were bold, all the macro packages
> started with 'm'. Thus we had man(7), ms(7), etc. Why not stick with
> what was once established practice & call the macro manpage
> mgutenberg(7)? (Presumably, you would use groff -mgutenberg yadda
> right?) That would leave gutenberg(7) free for describing the
> project.

Ugly, ugly.  As you certainly know, both `man' and `ms' are command
line tricks; in reality, the macro files have been called `tmac.an'
and `tmac.s' in old UNIX days.  Bernd was right in pointing out that
`mwww.tmac' is a bad idea.


    Werner