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<glossentry id="docbook"> |
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<glossterm>DocBook</glossterm> |
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DocBook is a system for writing structured documents using SGML and XML. |
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This document is a DocBook document. |
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<glossterm>FGDC</glossterm> |
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Technically it is the Federal Geographic Data Committee. |
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The term more often refers to the Content Standard for |
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Digital Geospatial Metadata (FGDC-STD-001-1998) in June 1998. |
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<glossterm>RPM</glossterm> |
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RedHat Package Manager. A software package distributed |
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via this system is commonly referred to as an RPM. This |
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system is used by many Linux distributions, including RedHat, |
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Suse, Mandrake, and Yellowdog. |
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<glossentry id="sgml"> |
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<glossterm>SGML</glossterm> |
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Standard Generalized Markup Language. XML is a subset |
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of SGML. DocBook is typically written in SGML, although it |
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can also be written in XML. |
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<glossterm>XHTML</glossterm> |
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Extensible HyperText Markup Language. XHTML looks like HTML at first glance, |
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but it is actually strict XML. No sloppy out-of-order tags are allowed. |
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<glossentry id="xml"> |
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<glossterm>XML</glossterm> |
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Extensible Markup Language. |
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<glossterm>XSL</glossterm> |
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Extensible Stylesheet Language. |
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<glossterm>XSLT</glossterm> |
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XSL Transformations. These govern how an XML document can be |
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transformed into another document. |
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