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```{glossary}
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GnuTLS
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**GNU’s Not Unix Transport Layer Security**.
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A GNU software package that secures data in transit by implementing the {term}`SSL`, {term}`TLS`, and {term}`DTLS` protocols.
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A GNU software package that secures data in transit by implementing the
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{term}`SSL`, {term}`TLS`, and {term}`DTLS` protocols.
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Related topic(s): [GnuTLS (Ubuntu Server documentation)](https://documentation.ubuntu.com/server/explanation/crypto/gnutls/#), [GnuTLS (official site)](https://www.gnutls.org/), Cryptography, Web services, OpenLDAP.
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Related topic(s): [GnuTLS (Ubuntu Server documentation)](https://documentation.ubuntu.com/server/explanation/crypto/gnutls/#),
In this treatment, the features considered basic are those focused on meaning.
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There is a further realm of more specialized glossary features. Sometimes the origin of a term, or the pronunciation, or an alternate form, or some other aspect of the term is of great interest.
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Advanced features can be introduced in glossaries by imitating the features of entries in authoritative dictionaries.
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Glossary entries tend to be simpler than full dictionary entries. Some glossary entries, however, may include dictionary features such as the origin of a term, or the pronunciation, or an alternate form, or some other specialized aspect of the term that is of great interest.
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## Appendix 1: Mechanics
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This document is written in Markedly Structured Text ([MyST](https://myst-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/syntax/typography.html#syntax-glossaries)).
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This document is written in Markedly Structured Text
Glossaries can also be produced using [reStructured Text (rST)](https://sublime-and-sphinx-guide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/glossary.html).
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A reference to a term is coded as follows:
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`{term}`referenced_term``
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A complex glossary entry is coded as follows:
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`{term}`referenced_term
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```{glossary}
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GnuTLS_example
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**GNU’s Not Unix Transport Layer Security**.
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A GNU software package that secures data in transit by implementing the {term}`SSL`, {term}`TLS`, and {term}`DTLS` protocols.
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A complex glossary entry is coded as follows ("..." indicates omitted characters):
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Related topic(s): [GnuTLS (Ubuntu Server documentation)](https://documentation.ubuntu.com/server/explanation/crypto/gnutls/#), [GnuTLS (official site)](https://www.gnutls.org/), Cryptography, Web services, OpenLDAP.
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```{glossary}
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GnuTLS_example
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**GNU’s Not Unix Transport Layer Security**.
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A GNU software package that secures data in transit by implementing the
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{term}`SSL`, {term}`TLS`, and {term}`DTLS` protocols.
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```
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Related topic(s): [GnuTLS (Ubuntu Server doc...)](https://doc.../gnutls/#),
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