* Ditto for 15.20 ("Portlint")
* Move the text that describes how to choose a good package name in to
the same chapter as the text that describes PORTNAME et al.
* Split "Naming and categorisation" in to two distinct sections. Move
the chapter that describes how to choose a category (and lists the
existing categories) next to the section that describes CATEGORIES.
* Move the licensing discussion in to the "Special considerations"
chapter. While I'm here, document RESTRICTED_FILES.
-punctuation fixes
-add missing filename tags
-use guimenuitem tags instead of literal one for sysinstall's menus
-add missing word
-use man entities where appropriate
Approved by: keramida
* Added information about EXTRACT_SUFX, and reworded the DISTFILES
section slightly.
* Shift section 4.6 ("Optional Dependencies") in to a subsection in the
main dependencies section.
* Added information about WRKDIR and NO_WRKSUBDIR.
* Moved the section that talks about RCS strings in patches in to the
larger section that talks about generating patches.
* Moved the section that talks about using recursive diff when
generating patches (and not using patches to remove files) to the
section that talks about patching. The text is a bit stilted now,
but that can be fixed in a later commit.
* Nuked the "Do include package section" information. It's a two line
section that's better handled as a note elsewhere.
* Nuked the final chapter ("Th-th-th-th-th-that's all folks").
* 'USE_MOTIF' was spelled 'REQUIRE_MOTIF'. Fix that.
to install FreeBSD" and "The stuff you boot from to get in to Sysinstall".
Explain how to use the ISO images the project provides to burn your own
copies of FreeBSD. I was astonished to discover that we didn't seem to
document this.
do their dirty work, and that the fetch(3) man page should be consulted
to see which environment variables can be set for things like HTTP
proxies.
PR: docs/39796
Submitted by: Jonathan Laventhol <jonathan-dot-laventhol@imagination.com>
links are broken now that /handbook is a redirection to the real
location of the Handbook at /doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook.
PR: docs/39967
Submitted by: Mark J. Miller <mjm@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU>
Thank you David Greenman and Doug Rabson for your service on the core
team. If I got the starting dates wrong (1992 and 1999, respectively)
then please update this accordingly.
documentation by default, and the CDROM area doesn't (to avoid cluttering
up directories).
Also include a PGP key ring in the build, and tweak texts slightly.
