matthew green <mrg@eterna.com.au> writes:
   >    On Feb 4, 2005, at 8:04 AM, Perry E. Metzger wrote:
   >    
   >    > They already have a purpose. You can build HTML man pages already --
   >    > ross hacked the code. We just don't do it by default (though we could.)
   >    
   >    I believe that we should, in fact, enable this by default.
   >
   > hmmm.. there is 21MB in /usr/share/man/cat* or so.  adding the html
   > versions seem like a waste of diskspace to me...
   
   Depends on the platform. On a machine with a 300G hard drive, 21MB is
   totally ignorable. On an old Vax, it is a big problem.


considering that there is not a reader in netbsd base it most
certainly is a waste of diskspace for a default install.

it's duplicated from what's in the man & cat pages, so we'd have
a 3rd version of the same information.  i see no valid arguments
for turning on MKHTML by default.


.mrg.