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>> All linux docs these days are Docbook.
Telford> give more information on this please... I assume that
Telford> docbook files have an .sgml extension and a tag that
Telford> looks like: <!doctype linuxdoc system> I have noticed a
Telford> few of these around but linux documentation includes
Telford> HOWTO docs, man pages, the /usr/info tree, the tree under
Telford> /usr/src/linux/Documentation/ and probably some scattered
Telford> others too (such as embedded docs).
The LinuxDoc DTD is being phased out and moved to DocBook. The Linux
Documentation Project is working like crazy on that. It's quite
official.
>> All freebsd docs these days are docbook. All ORA books are
>> written with Docbook. Shall I go on?
Telford> Are these claims as legitimate as the linux claim?
I don't know about freebsd, but it's true for all ORA books which I've
checked on (I don't know if it's 100% of their books).