Bug#18968: marked as done (nn: package description)
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From: dark@xs4all.nl (Richard Braakman)
Subject: nn: package description
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Package: nn
Version: 6.5.0.b3.linux.1.1-1.1
This is a partly automated bugreport.
Attached is a diff over the debian/control file for this package.
I think it will improve the package description.
--- controls/nn_6.5.0.b3.linux.1.1-1.1 Sun Jan 25 21:15:39 1998
+++ patched/nn_6.5.0.b3.linux.1.1-1.1 Sun Feb 1 20:06:15 1998
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
provide a site-wide server. (For those familiar with 'nn', this is a
client-only version.)
.
- (Having recently used both nn and trn, I think it's a tossup as to which is
+ (Having recently used both nn and trn, I think it's a toss-up as to which is
best, as trn seems to include many of nn's best features. If you're a
diehard nn user, "trn -x -XX" will start trn in a mode which somewhat
resembles nn.)
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