Greetings,
Looks nice with iBook on an iPad
The default font is a bit big, but that can be change in two clicks !
Great job !
Le 2 avr. 2013 à 07:51, Phil Pennock <pdp@???> a écrit :
> [ note: this is *not* an April Fool's joke ]
>
> Folks,
>
> At <http://people.spodhuis.org/phil.pennock/exim/> you can find two
> files, "spec.epub" and "filter.epub". These are generated from the
> current spec, in git, so do not quite match any release.
>
> I'd appreciate feedback and bug-reports upon the quality of these books.
> And if anyone has cover-art they want to contribute, it would definitely
> be appreciated! :) More significantly: I'm not a docbook expert, so if
> anyone reading this is, and can suggest improvements to our docbook to
> improve the epub result, please do let us know.
>
> If there are no bug-reports, contributions or whatever, then I'll expect
> the next release of Exim to build .epub files using this mechanism.
>
> Reports welcome for various devices too -- we want this to be a
> generally useful ebook document. If you want to load onto a non-ePub
> device, you'll probably need to convert yourself: I'm not sure what the
> strict legality would be of us creating ebooks in proprietary formats
> using open tools, and I'm frankly not interested in chasing that path:
> if we provide ePub books in an open format, anyone interested in Exim is
> likely to be technically proficient enough to handle a media conversion
> themselves if required.
>
> That said: if conversion to .mobi or whatever throws errors because of
> something unfortunate in our .epub then we'd like to get that fixed: not
> providing other formats is not the same as deliberately blocking them.
>
> So, any problems with the ePubs? Missing characters? Broken tables?
> Anything at all, if we don't get it reported, I won't notice. This
> generation is just an idea that occurred to me last night as a "doh, why
> don't we ..." moment; I've minimally reviewed the results.
>
> The 'epubcheck' tool reports no errors; skimming through the results
> with Calibre's built-in book viewer shows no major problems, but
> emphasis on "skim" on my part. Actually, it looks quite nice. Aside,
> perhaps, from the spec.epub page count (2186).
>
> Possible issues I've noticed:
>
> * Calibre and iBooks seem to disagree on page numbers. WTF?
>
> * In the domainlists section, around page 382 Calibre, 275 iBooks,
> there's an example split across two pages. That's unfortunate. If
> anyone with documentation experience can suggest how we can augment
> our docbook to avoid splitting examples across pages, I'd definitely
> like to hear from you!
>
> * Something weird with text placement at the top of page 586 (Calibre)?
> localhost_number and message_body_newlines seem overlapped. Only
> seems to affect Calibre, not iBooks (page 416).
>
> So far, the output in iBooks seems eminently usable, aside from the
> examples-split-across-pages issue.
>
> Feedback welcome,
> -Phil
>
> PS: devs: this is the epub branch on tahini/github, and I apologise if
> you pulled between first push and now, since I just did a force-push
> to get the changes relative to master (oops).
>
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