From: buzz_mccool@yahoo.com   
      
   On 2/15/25 03:33, albert@spenarnc.xs4all.nl wrote:   
    >   
    > Gforth is using texinfo, so you can generate pdf, info and ps.   
    > (like ciforth).   
      
   On 2/15/25 09:53, Anton Ertl wrote:   
    > Gforth offers Info, HTML, PDF, Postscript, and plain text.   
      
   I've been using a package manager to grab Gforth and should have known   
   to check the tarball.   
      
   I don't see a PDF in the ./doc folder, but I can make it from the   
   PostScript file.   
      
   ~/gforth-0.7.9_20250211/doc$ ls   
   2012-words   gforth.info-1  gforth.ps       makedoc.fs          vmgen.ps   
   fdl.texi     gforth.info-2  gforth.texi.in  Makefile.in         vmgen.texi   
   gforth.1     gforth.info-3  gforth.txt      standard-words.awk  words   
   gforth.css   gforth.info-4  glossaries.doc  version.texi.in   
   gforth.info  gforth.js      gpl.texi        vmgen.info   
      
   I could have also installed the gforth-pdf package which I was   
   previously unaware of:   
      
   $ sudo apt install gforth-pdf   
   ...   
   Selecting previously unselected package gforth-pdf.   
   (Reading database ... 371751 files and directories currently installed.)   
   Preparing to unpack .../gforth-pdf_0.7.9-20250211_all.deb ...   
   Unpacking gforth-pdf (0.7.9-20250211) ...   
   Setting up gforth-pdf (0.7.9-20250211) ...   
      
   $ dpkg -L gforth-pdf   
   /.   
   /usr   
   /usr/share   
   /usr/share/doc   
   /usr/share/doc/gforth   
   /usr/share/doc/gforth/gforth.pdf.gz   
   /usr/share/doc/vmgen   
   /usr/share/doc/vmgen/vmgen.pdf.gz   
      
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