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README.SUSE (2023-02-09)
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XML Catalog File
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The main DocBook catalog is located in `/etc/xml/catalog.d/docbook_5.xml`.
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However, in most cases you will point your catalog resolver to the file
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`/etc/xml/catalog`.
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The following URIs are supported and point to the same local path:
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* http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/<DB_VERSION>/
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* http://www.docbook.org/xml/<DB_VERSION>/
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* http://docbook.org/xml/<DB_VERSION>/
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* https://cdn.docbook.org/schema/<DB_VERSION>/
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The structure of the DocBook schemas are shown in the following overview:
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/usr/share/xml/docbook/schema/
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├── dtd
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│ ├── 4.1.2
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│ ├── 4.2
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│ ├── 4.3
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│ ├── 4.4
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│ ├── 4.5
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│ └── 5.0
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├── nvdl
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│ ├── 5.0
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│ ├── 5.1
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│ └── 5.2
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├── rng
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│ ├── 4.2
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│ ├── 4.3
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│ ├── 4.4
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│ ├── 4.5
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│ ├── 5.0
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│ ├── 5.1
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│ └── 5.2
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├── sch
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│ ├── 5.0
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│ ├── 5.1
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│ └── 5.2
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└── xsd
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├── 4.2
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├── 4.3
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├── 4.4
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├── 4.5
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└── 5.0
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DocBook V5.2
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The significant differences from 5.1 to 5.2 are:
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* Many new synopsis elements for programming languages.
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* New <danger> admonition element.
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* New <formalgroup> element to support subfigures, etc.
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* New transclusion fixup attributes.
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* New class attribute on sectioning elements support legal sections.
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* New meta element added to info.
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* Added XInclude-enabled schema versions of Assembly and ITS schemas.
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* Allow <info> as root element
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* Many bug fixes
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DocBook V5.1
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DocBook is a general purpose schema particularly well suited to books and
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papers about computer hardware and software (though it is by no means
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limited to these applications).
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The Version 5.1 release introduces assemblies for topic-oriented authoring.
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It also addresses a selection of bugs and feature requests.
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For further details, see the documentation in the package docbook_5-doc
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