I going through all the documentation in man/ fixing typos and such. I also grep'ed the full source to catch similar typos elsewhere in the source. A lot fixes like "the the" => "the" (manually checked each case of course). Also some changes from British "behaviour" to US "behavior", missing words, etc, etc. I am not done yet but the patch is already close to 500 lines so I thought it would be nice to get some review before it gets even bigger.
Created attachment 66618 [details] [review] Typo fixes for docs
Created attachment 66699 [details] [review] Typo fixes for halt.xml and journalctl.xml
Created attachment 66746 [details] [review] Typo fixes for loginctl.xml
Created attachment 66936 [details] [review] Typo fixes for logind.conf.xml and os-release.xml (The documentation in man/logind.conf.xml could use some more love. Specifically the wording for InhibitDelayMaxSec and NAutoVTs could be improved.)
Created attachment 66999 [details] [review] Typo fixes for pam_systemd.xml
> I going through all the documentation in man/ fixing typos and such. I also > grep'ed the full source to catch similar typos elsewhere in the source. Thanks! Much appreciated! > A lot fixes like "the the" => "the" (manually checked each case of course). > Also some changes from British "behaviour" to US "behavior", missing words, > etc, etc. Tsss, I actually prefer the british spelling. It is after all what I learned in school ;-). (In reply to comment #3) > Created attachment 66746 [details] [review] [review] > Typo fixes for loginctl.xml Merged all but this one which doesn't apply anymore. Could you please rebase it? (In reply to comment #0) I also spent some time rewording the NAutoVTs= part a bit.
Created attachment 67114 [details] [review] Typo fixes for loginctl.xml (v2) Thanks! Rebased patch for loginctl.xml attached. Still got 90+ man pages to go though, so I hope to add more patches soon.
Applied that one too! Will close this bug now! Please open a new one for the next set of fixes! Thanks a ton for all these fixes, much appreciated!
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