Jim Freeman <jfree@sovereign.org>:
> The verbiage in these entries seems 'make config' / text-interaction
> -centric. Granted, that's likely the context most kernel builders will
> use, but it would seem fair to at least consider a broader audience
> who may be using more gui-ish tools wrapped around extant content.
This is a general problem with almost all the existing entries, and
will have to await a future editing pass for solution. For now I think
it's more important to have consistent cues that users can recognize,
even if they're not literally appropriate.
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