This infinitive present tense for descriptions feels off and I think this is a good example of why. "Compare integers" - who, what, when, where, why, how? It's easy to reference but more difficult to puzzle out for the casual reader.
Every comparison only compares with the integers next to it.
Upon review I realize my man pages had a lot of errors and wrinkles. Your changes are in sum an improvement but I find some of them to be questionable.
qi(1): The qi shell
What should we use for subshells? My initial thought was to use curly braces (
{}) but if we do that it will conflict with our plans for [format(1)](https://git.tebibyte.media/bonsai/coreutils…
qi(1): The qi shell
does
timehave to be a shell built in? how about a simple coreutil for bench-marking instead?
time isn't a [built-in in dash](https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/utils/dash/dash.git/tree/src/bl…
qi(1): The qi shell
Both Emma and I plan to have math be in a separate utility or utilities and not built into the shell at all.
how different is it going to be from
expr
This was implemented as…
It may be better to just have a Bonsai system wiki.
how about a coreutil that does this? a general purpose tool to make wikis, documentations and even man pages. suckless does this i…
Emma and I noticed this the other week and forgot to make a PR for it. Thank you!
strerror(3) as a Rust library
@trinity: in the future, do not make commits without PGP signing them, and do not merge main into branches that have pull requests open to main.
I think I misclicked, I don't remember doing…
userface has a nice ring to it. What about sapwood? The userland utilities are the wrapper around the core (the kernel; if we ever…
strerror(3) as a Rust library
Consecutive directory delimiters are ignored when evaluating UNIX paths; /// is an unnecessarily wordy equivalent to / when used as a pathname. $(DESTDIR)/$(PREFIX)/bin and so on is preferable, though, to ensure that hasty modifications won't write to a distbuildbin or something. Mistakes happen!
strerror(3) as a Rust library
For readability, spaces between the assignment operators and their names and values would be nice. e.g. DESTDIR = ./dist (though I would forego the ./ as Makefiles are conventionally run relative to $PWD anyway).