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Been playing a lot more with DocBook at work, and Jon Parise and I have been recreating the incredible phpdoc repository for the Horde/IMP project. It's a pretty mad combination of M4/XML/SGML/DSSSL that combines together and outputs in pretty much any format you would care to name.

Definitely warming to the idea of SGML as a documentation markup language, although I have yet to find a decent editor for markup under Unix (dont particularly like emacs, and vi doesn't quite cut it). Any suggestions anyone? I've heard that XMetal 2.0 is a good one ...

Woohoo! After a really fun debugging session with Rob, we got PHP4 working as a DSO under OpenBSD. It's been bugging me for ages, and it's great to see it finally work.

Patch has been committed to PHP CVS, so the next release should see a PHP4 package for the ports tree.

Rocket Arena 3 rules. Nuff said!

Just polishing up the little perl util ive been working on to generate frequency statistics from stdin ... its so useful to keep track of stuff like qmail/dnscache/apache usage it's untrue ...

Also the recoil.org homepage is shaping up nicely! Should prove to be a good hub for Recoil and OpenFX projects.

Oh, and shifting Recoil from Linux to OpenBSD soon as well ... kind of a growing up stage for us :)

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