Re: [patches] some proper pluralization, and a bunch of textual fixes

[Karel Zak <kzak@redhat.com>]

On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 05:02:30PM +0100, Benno Schulenberg wrote:
> The first two patches properly pluralize two error messages.  The third
> patch makes some tiny grammar, style and punctuation tweaks to a few
> error messages.  The fourth marks the filedescriptor as optional for the
> -C option of fsck, and adds some missing markup to the man page, corrects
> a word there, and expands an abbreviation for clarity.  The ninth patch
> then slices the help text of fsck into single options, for ease of
> translation maintenance.  (I hadn't seen Sami's survey request nor its
> results until today -- his request had landed in my spam folder.  :|
> But I fully agree with the outcome.)
> 
> The fifth patch corrects the description of the --sysroot option of lscpu,
> and the tenth patch then slices the text into single options.
> 
> The sixth patch removes the incorrect spaces from "-e [=list]" and
> "-p [=list]" in the lscpu manpage, normalizes the spacing of the text,
> and corrects a word here and there.  The seventh patch normalizes
> the help text of mkfs (using <type> instead of TYPE, for example),
> marks that -t and fs-options are independent (a distinction that has
> gone missing in a commit a year and a half ago), and slices it into
> strips.  The eighth patch standardizes the version reporting to:
> "program from util-linux-x.xx.x".

 Applied, thanks.

 Note that

    fputc(USAGE_SEPARATOR, out);

 is incorrect, the separator is string, must be fputs().

    Karel

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