hgbook on bitbucket; was: hgbook is broken?

[Peter Hosey]

On Feb 11, 2009, at 15:00:48, Doug Philips wrote:
> I doubt that there is such a thing as good HTML that has any kind of  
> style.

Of course not. Style is CSS's job. If your HTML has style in it,  
you're doing it wrong.

Moreover, the hg book does not do anything fancy that I can see. There  
would be no great pain in styling it if it had good HTML. (I just  
looked at the HTML it has now. Brrr.)

>> Alternative question: Does Adobe's Acrobat Reader browser plug-in  
>> not suck like a black hole full of vacuum cleaners on Windows and  
>> Linux as it did on the Mac?
>
> Guess it has been a while since you used it on a Mac.

Yeah, no kidding. The last time I had it installed, it was so slow  
that I gave up and removed it. Never viewed a PDF in my browser again  
until Safari came along—and how fast it is! It puts (or put, at  
least) Acrobat Reader's plug-in to shame.

I read on one webpage (I'm on a different computer now, so I can't  
look it up) that Adobe no longer makes its browser plug-in for the  
Mac. Good riddance, I say.