Bug#1035613: release-notes: Maybe typo? "`arch`-based" in 5.3.3

[Hideki Yamane]

Package: release-notes
Severity: normal

Dear Maintainer,

In 5.3.3, en/issues.dbk says

<section id="no-longer-supported-hardware" condition="fixme">
<title>No-longer-supported hardware</title>
<para>
For a number of `arch`-based devices that were supported in
&oldreleasename;, it is no longer viable for Debian to build the
required <literal>Linux</literal> kernel, due to hardware
limitations. The unsupported devices are:
</para>

`arch`-based? It may be something other like $arch (and would be limited
to its architecture's release notes).

[Paul Gevers]

Control: tags -1 confirmed

Hi,

Post by Hideki Yamane
<section id="no-longer-supported-hardware" condition="fixme">

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Post by Hideki Yamane
<title>No-longer-supported hardware</title>
<para>
For a number of `arch`-based devices that were supported in
&oldreleasename;, it is no longer viable for Debian to build the
required <literal>Linux</literal> kernel, due to hardware
</para>
`arch`-based? It may be something other like $arch (and would be limited
to its architecture's release notes).

This is just a template for now. I'm not aware that we need it so we'll
probably just remove it before the release. As you can see, the list of
"unsupported devices" is empty.

Paul

[Debian Bug Tracking System]

Post by Paul Gevers
tags -1 confirmed

Bug #1035613 [release-notes] release-notes: Maybe typo? "`arch`-based" in 5.3.3
Added tag(s) confirmed.

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