Use some semantically more correct buffer operations

[apt.git] / README.progress-reporting

diff --git a/README.progress-reporting b/README.progress-reporting
index b575e7879d4c8960fb4a57c6fac5cfe5bf782370..5d9b581c5e41ba67a41d14674c840f90f8ae7c28 100644 (file)
--- a/README.progress-reporting
+++ b/README.progress-reporting
@@ -2,17 +2,17 @@ Install-progress reporting
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 If the apt options: "APT::Status-Fd" is set, apt will send status
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 If the apt options: "APT::Status-Fd" is set, apt will send status

-reports to that fd. The status information is seperated with a ':', 
+reports to that fd. The status information is separated with a ':',

 there are the following status conditions:
 
 status = {"pmstatus", "dlstatus", "conffile-prompt", "error", "media-change" } 
 
 The reason for using a fd instead of a OpProgress class is that many
 there are the following status conditions:
 
 status = {"pmstatus", "dlstatus", "conffile-prompt", "error", "media-change" } 
 
 The reason for using a fd instead of a OpProgress class is that many

-apt frontend fork a (vte) terminal for the actual installation.
+apt front-end fork a (vte) terminal for the actual installation.

 
 The reason to do the mapping and l10n of the dpkg states to human
 readable (and translatable) strings is that this way the translation
 
 The reason to do the mapping and l10n of the dpkg states to human
 readable (and translatable) strings is that this way the translation

-needs to be done only once for all frontends.
+needs to be done only once for all front-ends.

 
 
 pmstatus
 
 
 pmstatus