Sorry (again). English is not my mother tongue, so I was asking myself
*what* is "not running on GNU/Hurd"? Now it's clear: my system (and not
the test).
Actually neither of them was.
- || skip_ 'not running on GNU/Hurd'
According to the English grammar, this message refers to the current
process. A general statement referring to the test itself would be
'does not run on GNU/Hurd'
+ || skip_ 'This test requires a GNU/Hurd system'
While the original message feels all right, if you insist, "applies to"
would sound better. Otherwise, you create an impression that the
operator is missing something because she does not have GNU/Hurd, which
is not true because GNU/Hurd is not RTM.
IMHO,
Chris
