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Use the style sheets from docbook-xsl to build man pages from DocBook,
instead of the obsolete docbook2x package. Adjust Debian build
dependencies accordingly.
Add some man page metadata required by the new tool chain to the
sources.
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This makes the DocBook files independent of particular file-system
layout. On system with proper XML catalog setups, there should be no
difference. (No actual HTTP calls will be made.)
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If load == maxload, it would not start a job, but also not sleep. That
could, in theory, make parallel spin for a bit.
Also, clarify docs.
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"echo hi"`
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This makes parallel stuff more than one argument to the subcommands.
It's very useful when subcommands are slow to start and are able to
process multiple files at once, that tasks are small but plenty.
For example:
$ ./parallel -n 3 echo -- a b c d e f g h
a b c
d e f
g h
Signed-off-by: Pierre Habouzit <madcoder@debian.org>
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jobs in parallel, optionally checking load average.
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