On 4 August 2013 09:56, Alex Xu <alex_y...@yahoo.ca> wrote: > Minor grammar/typographical errata: > > On 04/08/13 12:53 AM, Mike Pagano wrote: >> The Gentoo Kernel Team will no longer be providing stable vanilla-sources >> kernels. All currently stabilized vanilla-sources versions will be dropped >> to ~arch. The Arch teams, via normal requests of the Kernel Team, will >> continue to stabilize gentoo-sources kernels upon request. This decision is >> based on the facts that upstream is now releasing approximately 1-2 vanilla- > try not to wrap vanilla-sources on the hyphen if possible >> sources kernels a week. Arch teams, understandable, are unable to keep up >> with > s/understandable/understandably/ >> this rate of release. As most vanilla releases contain security fixes, the >> user who only runs stable vanilla-sources will consistently be behind and >> potentially at risk. For the latest upstream non Gentoo patched vanilla > s/non Gentoo patched/non-Gentoo-patched/ or "upstream kernel unpatched > by Gentoo" >> kernel, we recommend user add 'sys-kernel/vanilla-sources' to their > s/user add/adding/;s/their/the/ or similar; "recommend user add" is not > grammatically correct
Make that: we recommend the user to add 'sys-kernel/vanilla-sources' to their package.accept_keywords file. (Note: "their" is perfectly correct usage as a gender-neutral reference to a singular person.) Alternatively: we recommend users to add .... >> package.accept_keywords file. Gentoo-sources will continue to be a tested >> and > s/Gentoo-sources/gentoo-sources/ >> supported version for Gentoo users. > > s/\. /. /g > > (or vice versa) > -- Cheers, Ben | yngwin Gentoo developer
