Starting with version 258, "systemd-udevd ignores OWNER=/GROUP=
settings with a non-system user/group specified in udev rules files".
Change the example udev rule to remove the explicit user assignment and
instead use the "uaccess" tag to auto-assign the logged-in user
permissions. As "uaccess" tags are processed using the 73-seat-late
udev rule, the KVMFR rule file name must precede it (i.e. should use
a lower ordinal value), so change the file name in the example to reflect that.
Credit goes to Discord user "w1kl4s" for bringing this systemd change
to our attention and assisting in testing.
virt-manager (or libvirt itself) tends to preserve outer quotation marks but explode inner double-quotes into '"' which is annoying.
this looks nicer when pasted into the XML editor and applied
Also used double-quotes for the QEMU <6.2 example for consistency
PS: added myself to AUTHORS since this is my first contribution
sort_words.py outputs a diff that if applied will sort words.txt
It has a few options:
- '--add-word': Add a word before sorting (usable multiple times)
- '--save': Save changes to file instead of only outputting a diff
- '--quiet': Don't output a diff
This new sphinx extension runs html.unescape
(from the Python Standard Library) on source files before they are
rendered, allowing escape sequences like ' ' for the no-break
space character.
I have also published this extension in my own name under a different
license (the same one Sphinx uses) for others to use:
https://github.com/JJRcop/sphinxcontrib-html_unescape
In 3625207801 I attempted to add
non-breaking spaces to a filepath so it would stay on one line.
Before this I had accidentally deleted my work but found it saved
in my sphinx build cache, so I copied my changes from that cache.
Unfortunately the cached version replaced non-breaking spaces with
real spaces and 3625207801 was made
reverted.
This commit re-adds the non-breaking spaces.
