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authorHolden Rohrer <hr@hrhr.dev>2020-05-26 00:22:43 -0400
committerHolden Rohrer <hr@hrhr.dev>2020-05-26 00:22:43 -0400
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# badroff
-A basic typesetting system. As the name implies, it is a bad imitation
-of a basic idea of roff. Commands are structured like /^.\*$/, but they
-are not turing-complete or even fully handle boxes or glue and the like.
-Breaking a line does not use hyphenation or the like, instead only
-breaking on spaces. Non-breaking spaces are included, and some ad-hoc
-centering and leaders, so that I could create a specific document (it,
-`phrase-circuit.src` is included as an example and as a test).
+A basic tty typesetting system. As the name implies, it is a bad
+imitation of a basic idea of roff. Commands are structured like
+/^.\*$/, but they are not turing-complete or even fully handle boxes or
+glue and the like. Breaking a line does not use hyphenation or the
+like, instead only breaking on spaces. Non-breaking spaces are
+included, and some ad-hoc centering and leaders, so that I could create
+a specific document (it, `phrase-circuit.src` is included as an example
+and as a test).
# Building