Hello,
A recent update of gnulib/manual.css (Rev. 1.7) made the navigation
links in almost invisible, at least for me. The
next one drastically increased font size, to 48px for the main heading
and 32px for node headings on a standard desktop screen.
These huge font sizes may work for Gnulib, bu
Hello Thérèse,
> A recent update of gnulib/manual.css (Rev. 1.7) made the navigation
> links in almost invisible, at least for me. The
> next one drastically increased font size, to 48px for the main heading
> and 32px for node headings on a standard desktop screen.
>
> These huge font sizes may
Hi Bruno,
Le 13/12/2020 à 17:22, Bruno Haible a écrit :
[...]
> For me, as long as it's black-on-white or black-on-grey (and not e.g.
> green-on-black), I'm fine with it. I have no opinion on subtitle sizes
> and so on.
>
> Bruno
>
There are 2 issues:
1. Navigation links.
Some people are able t
On Sun, 2020-12-13 at 17:58 +0100, Thérèse Godefroy wrote:
> 2. Huge headings.
> It's not only a matter of taste. They decrease usability on
> smartphones.
I have to agree with Thérèse on this: the new font sizes are too big.
It feels like the author is shouting at me when I read them.
I also agr
> 2020-11-30 Bruno Haible
>
> execute, spawn-pipe: Make multithread-safe on native Windows.
Oops, there was a mistake in this change: it caused two tests
(test-pipe-filter-ii1.sh, test-pipe-filter-gi1.sh) to hang. The hang is
a symptom that there is one extra handle left open to a pipe.
On 12/11/20 3:47 AM, Bruno Haible wrote:
This patch introduced a unit test regression on AIX 7.2
../../gltests/test-canonicalize.c:112: assertion 'result1 == NULL' failed
FAIL test-canonicalize (exit status: 134)
Thanks for reporting it. My recent changes to the canonicalize code assumed
