Isn't there a tool somewhere that converts PDF to html? I don't want to ask the Floss people to do anything much beyond sending us their books. cdh On Mar 30, 2010, at 6:20 PM, Jared Wright wrote: > Seconding Sina, I know they said PDF is easier, but if they could produce > HTML editions without too much inconvenience it'd be fantastic. > > Jared > > On 3/30/2010 3:53 PM, Chris Hofstader wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> Deborah, the FSF membership coordinator, and I sent an email to the person >> in charge of Floss Manuals, the company that published the command line >> tutorial I mentioned earlier. Adam says that almost all of their books use >> GPL as their license and that he can provide their entire catalogue in PDF >> rolled up into a big .tar >> file. His note is below. >> >> This is all happening pretty fast so I haven't had the chance to take a look >> at the rest of the books they have but I'd bet that some will interest some >> of you. >> >> If Jamal or Elf want, they can take the entire .tar open it up and put as >> much as they like on their sites. If PDF needs to be converted to text, I'm >> sure that won't be too hard. >> >> Begin forwarded message: >> >>> From: adam hyde <adam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> >>> hey Chris and Deborah, >>> >>> All books from FLOSS Manuals are available under a free license and you >>> are welcome to use them as you choose for free as long as the same >>> license is maintained (we use the GPL for all books except 3 or 4 which >>> are either CC-BY-SA or FDL). We can provide PDF, plain html (each book >>> on one page) or odt. Probably for us the PDF is the easiest to provide. >>> >>> Here is an example of a PDF from us: >>> http://en.flossmanuals.net/Ardour/FM_22Mar10.pdf >>> >>> we can provide you with a tar of all the manuals in pdf if you like... >>> >>> adam >>> >>> Founder FLOSS Manuals >>> German mobile : + 49 177 4935122 >>> Email : adam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >>> irc: irc.freenode.net #flossmanuals >>> >>> "Free manuals for free software" >>> http://www.flossmanuals.net/about >>> >>> >