office/LibreOffice: Wrap README at 72 columns.

Signed-off-by: B. Watson <yalhcru@gmail.com>

1 files changed, 71 insertions, 66 deletions

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-LibreOffice is a powerful office suite; its clean interface and powerful tools
-let you unleash your creativity and grow your productivity. LibreOffice embeds
-several applications that make it the most powerful Free & Open Source Office
-suite on the market: Writer, the word processor, Calc, the spreadsheet
-application, Impress, the presentation engine, Draw, our drawing and
-flowcharting application, Base, our database and database frontend,
-and Math for editing mathematics.
+LibreOffice is a powerful office suite; its clean interface
+and powerful tools let you unleash your creativity and grow your
+productivity. LibreOffice embeds several applications that make it the
+most powerful Free & Open Source Office suite on the market: Writer,
+the word processor, Calc, the spreadsheet application, Impress, the
+presentation engine, Draw, our drawing and flowcharting application,
+Base, our database and database frontend, and Math for editing
+mathematics.
 
-This SlackBuild builds the entire project from its source code. In seeking a
-fully functional LibreOffice, most optional features are included by default,
-using internal versions of any external software components that may be needed.
-This results in a very small number of directly required additional software
-packages.
+This SlackBuild builds the entire project from its source code. In
+seeking a fully functional LibreOffice, most optional features are
+included by default, using internal versions of any external software
+components that may be needed.  This results in a very small number of
+directly required additional software packages.
 
-However most of this additional software is also available as SBo SlackBuilds.
-During configuration, the LibreOffice SlackBuild will detect any such packages
-that are already installed and use them in preference to building its own
-internal versions. Packages from SBo that will be use in this way are:
-    CoinMP cppunit glm libabw libcdr libcmis libe-book libeot libepubgen
-    libexttextcat libfreehand  libmspub libmwaw libnumbertext liborcus
-    libpagemaker libqxp libnumbertext libstaroffice libtommath libwps libzmf
-    lpsolve mythes postgresql qt5 valgrind ucpp unixODBC avahi
-    libetonyek xmlsec
+However most of this additional software is also available as SBo
+SlackBuilds.  During configuration, the LibreOffice SlackBuild will
+detect any such packages that are already installed and use them in
+preference to building its own internal versions. Packages from SBo
+that will be use in this way are:
+    CoinMP cppunit glm libabw libcdr libcmis libe-book libeot
+    libepubgen libexttextcat libfreehand  libmspub libmwaw
+    libnumbertext liborcus libpagemaker libqxp libnumbertext
+    libstaroffice libtommath libwps libzmf lpsolve mythes postgresql
+    qt5 valgrind ucpp unixODBC avahi libetonyek xmlsec
 
-Remember, these packages are not essential but entirely optional. If not found,
-LibreOffice will simply build its own internal versions.
+Remember, these packages are not essential but entirely optional. If
+not found, LibreOffice will simply build its own internal versions.
 
-Also keep in mind that any package from the above list which is detected and
-used when building LibreOffice will most likely become a runtime dependency too
-e.g. if avahi is detected and used at build time, it will also need to be
-installed at run time.
+Also keep in mind that any package from the above list which is
+detected and used when building LibreOffice will most likely become
+a runtime dependency too e.g. if avahi is detected and used at build
+time, it will also need to be installed at run time.
 
-Build time environment variables that may be set to vary features are as follows:
-1. support additional languages by overriding the LOLANGS variable, whose
-   default setting is LOLANGS="de es fr id it ja nl vi zh-CN". Note that en-US
-   is always added to whatever LOLANGS is set. Thus building with, for example,
+Build time environment variables that may be set to vary features are
+as follows:
+1. support additional languages by overriding the LOLANGS variable,
+   whose default setting is LOLANGS="de es fr id it ja nl vi zh-CN".
+   Note that en-US is always added to whatever LOLANGS is set. Thus
+   building with, for example,
        LOLANGS="de" sh LibreOffice.SlackBuild
-   would build LibreOffice with support for german and US english languages.
-   Additionally, setting LOLANGS="ALL" will build in support for all available
-   languages.
+   would build LibreOffice with support for german and US english
+   languages. Additionally, setting LOLANGS="ALL" will build in
+   support for all available languages.
 
-2. A number of Java Development Kits are suitable for building LibreOffice.
-   Since Slackware-15.0 and LiberOffice-7.3.1.3 the default JDK is zulu-openjdk11.
-   Other JDKs will probably work if the JAVA_HOME environment variable is set
-   appropriately in a file in /etc/profile.d/, where this SlackBuild will search.
+2. A number of Java Development Kits are suitable for building
+   LibreOffice. Since Slackware-15.0 and LiberOffice-7.3.1.3, the
+   default JDK is zulu-openjdk11.  Other JDKs will probably work if
+   the JAVA_HOME environment variable is set appropriately in a file
+   in /etc/profile.d/, where this SlackBuild will search.
 
-   It is also possible to build LibreOffice without any JAVA support (with
-   somewhat reduced capability in LO Base) by running:
+   It is also possible to build LibreOffice without any Java support,
+   with somewhat reduced capability in LO Base) by running:
        JAVA=no sh LibreOffice.SlackBuild
 
-3. The number of parallel make jobs used by the LibreOffice build system defaults
-   to the number of available cpu cores. If the MAKEFLAGS environment variable
-   contains the -j option e.g.
+3. The number of parallel make jobs used by the LibreOffice build
+   system defaults to the number of available cpu cores. If the
+   MAKEFLAGS environment variable contains the -j option e.g.
        MAKEFLAGS=-j6
    then the SlackBuild will pass this to the LibreOffice build system
-   (via its --with-parallelism configure option). The number of parallel make jobs
-   is further controlled with the PARALLEL environment varaiable e.g.
+   (via its --with-parallelism configure option). The number of parallel
+   jobs is further controlled by the PARALLEL environment variable e.g:
        PARALLEL=1 sh LibreOffice.SlackBuild
-   which would limit building to a single make process, overriding any value set
-   with the -j option in MAKEFLAGS.
+   which would limit building to a single make process, overriding any
+	value set with the -j option in MAKEFLAGS.
 
-4. Use of ccache during building is turned off by default to save disk space (and
-   possible build failure due to lack of disk space). It may be reinstated by
-   setting the USE_CCACHE environment to "yes" e.g.
+4. Use of ccache during building is turned off by default to save disk
+   space (and possible build failure due to lack of disk space). It may
+	be reinstated by setting the USE_CCACHE environment to "yes" e.g.
        USE_CCACHE=yes sh LibreOffice.SlackBuild
 
-For performance reasons, this Slackbuild sets GTK2 to be used at runtime.
-Alternatives (gen, gtk3, kde4) may still be used by setting SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN
-in the user's runtime environment.
+For performance reasons, this Slackbuild sets GTK2 to be used at
+runtime.  Alternatives (gen, gtk3, kde4) may still be used by setting
+SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN in the user's runtime environment.
 
-Spell checking of documents at runtime requires installation of a suitable
-wordlist for the language concerned. This can be achieved in either of two
-ways:
+Spell checking of documents at runtime requires installation of a
+suitable wordlist for the language concerned. This can be achieved in
+either of two ways:
 1. Build & install hunspell-en (or hunspell-es, hunspell-pl) from SBo
 2. Search for the desired language dictionary at:
-   http://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center?getCategories=Dictionary
-and download the relevant file e.g. dict-en.oxt. Now open LO's extension
-manager and press the "Add..." button which will open a file browser with which
-to locate and open the downloaded .oxt file. The new dictionary will now appear
-in the Extension Manager.
+http://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center?getCategories=Dictionary
+and download the relevant file e.g. dict-en.oxt. Now open LO's
+extension manager and press the "Add..." button which will open a file
+browser with which to locate and open the downloaded .oxt file. The
+new dictionary will now appear in the Extension Manager.
 
-Some people have experienced difficulties building LibreOffice while a previoius
-version is still installed. It is therefore recommended that any previous
-version should be removed before building LibreOffice. As well as removing any
-LibreOffice installation, it is important to also clear environment variables
-that were set by the installation i.e.
+Some people have experienced difficulties building LibreOffice while a
+previoius version is still installed. It is therefore recommended that
+any previous version should be removed before building LibreOffice. As
+well as removing any LibreOffice installation, it is important to also
+clear environment variables that were set by the installation i.e.
        /sbin/removepkg LibreOffice
        unset UNO_PATH
        unset URE_BOOTSTRAP