- collapse one note which states generally useful info with the previous <para>
- split two notes into two separate <note> tags, to render _Note:_ for both
of them
Approved by: keramida (mentor)
- kill the section on Netscape browser, it was removed from the Ports
collection two months ago for long term unpatched security problems.
Its 6 and 7 versions never gained a significant mindshare against Mozilla
anyway.
- remove all other references to Netscape
- update Adobe Acrobat references to mention version 7 and remove the example
for package installation, we don't have Acrobat packages due to licensing
restrictions.
- unify capitalization of the Ports collection
Approved by: keramida (mentor)
- Remove a chapter on Java and Flash plugins for Mozilla, it was obsolete
(jdk13 is not actual anymore, neither is Flash 5)
- Replace them by two new chapters, one on Java plugin (documenting current
state of jdk15 port), second for linuxpluginwrapper which allows users
to run the Linux versions of Flash 6, Realplayer and Adobe Acrobat plugins
Approved by: keramida (mentor)
- Reemphasise the need of full source set for 'make buildkernel'
PR: docs/75864 (inspired by)
Submitted by: Eli K. Breen <eli@gopostal.ca>
Approved by: keramida (mentor)
- Clarify that /stand does not exists in 6.0 and later, it is present on
all 5.X installation CDs (including 5.4)
PR: docs/84730 (inspired by)
Submitted by: Jimmie James <jimmiejaz@to2600.org>
Approved by: keramida (mentor)
Right For You."
This article attempts to provide an introduction to such concepts
as Releases, Branches, and STABLE vs. CURRENT, which are currently
scattered around between the FAQ, various Release Engineering documents,
and folklore on the mailing lists.
The material in the FAQ should probably be deleted and this used as
its replacement. This material does not replace any of the Release
Engineering documentation, but it does attempt to discuss how the
concepts discussed in great detail therein should influence user
decisions on which version to install. In particular, this article
attempts to inform users about the current thinking of the development
team in terms of how future releases are going to be done.
A companion article comparing e.g. 5.X vs 6.X would be useful but is
outside the scope of this commit.
This article is partially a response to the "Quality of FreeBSD" thread
on freebsd-stable in July 2005 (and its many antecedents).
Submitted for review to: core, re, secteam
Reviewed by: imp, wes, remko, simon, and others
credential argument to dev_clone event handler. Requires minor tweaks
to kernel modules that use devfs cloning in order to accept the new
argument (don't need to use it in most cases).
the mailing-lists.ent file (though it's not really an mailinglist).
Also replace the current follow up addresses by it's entity name.
Submitted by: ceri
- We currently state "Install the net/cvsup port"; let's point directly
to the package, in particular cvsup-without-gui since all commands, in
the text, used the legacy "-g"...
- Most of people do not edit the ports-supfile and directly use the -h
argument for the CVSup server, the reader should uses/knows that.
- Keep, as note, the ports-supfile edition for a "hardcoded" CVSup
server
- I kept the odd <link linkend/<xref linkend way, maybe this should be
fixed
The text should, now, be closer to what we do when it's time to CVSup
the Ports tree.
- eliminate single use of term "rcNG"
- change chapter name to mention FreeBSD 5.X and newer, not just 5.X
- kill <indexterm> rcNG
- kill mention of 5.X at the end of the chapter, it's not just 5.X
Approved by: keramida (mentor)
easiest way to start GNOME.
- Fix a few small grammar errors in the GNOME section and adds a few
small clarity tweaks.
Submitted by: adamw
PR: docs/84713
