00:28:41 <jbk> jclulow: i agree, but then i run into other people and you might as well ask them to chop off an arm
00:33:20 <jbk> i also recognize though that I may not be the best judge of what is or is not easy :) but obviously if people are that averse to mdoc, i'd just like an option that people are ok with that also produces good results
00:36:29 <jbk> or at least i've thought having such an option would be nice...
13:20:58 <andyf> mdoc(7) does link to https://mandoc.bsd.lv/mdoc/ which I found/still find useful.
14:26:58 <jbk> yeah.. one thing i didn't know (at the time) is that tbl works with mandoc -- there's a few converted pages that might be good to go back and add a simple table (to match what was there prior)
14:27:12 <jbk> until i saw that months (or more) later
17:56:09 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 16726 in/out VM_EXIT should not assert on CPUs without DecodeAssist -- iximeow <illumos⊙in>
19:43:57 <richlowe> all the roff processors people use in practice should still work
20:18:03 <richlowe> someone should implement dot as a roff processor, so I can put my diagrams in there too
20:23:13 <jclulow> haha
20:23:24 <jclulow> That would be pretty neat
20:23:58 <jclulow> Something with Mermaid might also be neat: https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid
20:56:54 <jbk> amusingly, the other day (before we started talking about it), I started a little project (_very_ preliminary) for a mdoc viewer in rust
20:57:11 <jbk> since i haven't been able to do much in a long time, and wanted to do some
20:57:22 <jbk> but more so, so you could get more than regular/bold/underline text
20:57:52 <jbk> (e.g. colors for different types of things, header + footer while scrolling, section/TOC navigation, etc)
20:58:52 <jbk> don't know if it'd be interesting to anyone but me, but seemed like a fun little project
23:03:22 <richlowe> I feel like tef wrote something like this, but with their own not-quite-markdown.  I do not know the language
23:03:37 <richlowe> I remember it having intense tty features