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| -rw-r--r-- | site/gnu/index.php | 12 |
1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions
diff --git a/site/gnu/index.php b/site/gnu/index.php index de291ba..03c9c40 100644 --- a/site/gnu/index.php +++ b/site/gnu/index.php @@ -63,10 +63,10 @@ <ul> <li>Texinfo is the official documentation format, for all GNU software.</li> <li>GNU Emacs has decent integration for editing Texinfo documents. See <em>Texinfo mode</em>. - However, any text editor should be fine (the lead developer of libreboot uses Vim)</li> + However, any text editor should be fine (the lead developer of libreboot uses Vim).</li> <li> i18n should be implemented from the start, so that we can start maintaining versions of the documentation - in non-English languages. GNU Gettext can be used for this + in non-English languages. GNU Gettext can be used for this. </li> </ul> </li> @@ -89,11 +89,11 @@ from commit messages.</s> - DONE! </li> <li> - <s>Re-license the documentation under GNU FDL</s> - DONE! + <s>Re-license the documentation under GNU FDL.</s> - DONE! </li> <li> - <s>Make libreboot possible to build from source without network access</s> - DONE! (only in release archives. - development in git requires network access, for downloading the extra modules that go into the release archives. There is no way to avoid + <s>Make libreboot possible to build from source without network access.</s> - DONE! (Only in release archives. + Development in Git requires network access, for downloading the extra modules that go into the release archives. There is no way to avoid this, due to what libreboot actually is - a boot firmware distribution, combining several projects, much like you have <em>GNU/Linux</em> distributions which are identical in concept). </li> @@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ </h2> <ul class="c"> <li> - Modify the build system, to directly download (only in git. release archives would have them already) the build dependencies + Modify the build system, to directly download (only in Git. Release archives would have them already) the build dependencies that libreboot currently tells the user to install from their distribution package repository, and build these from source, with our own GCC (re-use coreboot's GCC, which libreboot already uses). This will make <em>complete corresponding source</em> provision easier, because it would be automated; this is in contrast to the present setup, where the person distributing binaries has to include |