dev/releases/1/todo: Code-quote package names, file names, etc.

1 files changed, 28 insertions, 28 deletions

diff --git a/dev/releases/1/todo.mdwn b/dev/releases/1/todo.mdwn
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+++ b/dev/releases/1/todo.mdwn
@@ -4,45 +4,45 @@ The following are the tasks that need to be completed for ProteanOS 1.0:
 
   * Package archive signing:
     - Prepare the following packages:
-      + libgcrypt.11
-      + libassuan
-      + libksba
-      + gnupg
-      + gpgme
+      + `libgcrypt.11`
+      + `libassuan`
+      + `libksba`
+      + `gnupg`
+      + `gpgme`
     - Modify [[pro-archman|dev/pro-archman]]:
       + Sign package feed index files.
     - Modify [[prokit|dev/prokit]]:
-      + Look for gpg in configure.
+      + Look for `gpg` in configure.
       + Verify package feed index files with gpg if configured in the profile.
-    - Build opkg package against gpgme.
+    - Build `opkg` package against `gpgme`.
   * Audio support:
     - Configure ALSA.
-    - Finish glib-2.0 package (unit tests are failing for unknown/uninvestigated
-      reasons).
-    - Prepare mpd package.
-    - Maybe prepare libmpdclient and mpc packages.
+    - Finish `glib-2.0` package (unit tests are failing for
+      unknown/uninvestigated reasons).
+    - Prepare `mpd` package.
+    - Maybe prepare `libmpdclient` and `mpc` packages.
   * Miscellaneous:
-    - linux-image changes:
-      + Enable Linux serial drivers in config-dimension2400.
+    - `linux-image` changes:
+      + Enable Linux serial drivers in `config-dimension2400`.
       + Add `rw` to the default Linux command line in platform config packages.
       + Upgrade to 4.1.x (the next LTS and LTSI branch):
         - Drop `patches/01_no-bash.patch` (similar patch applied upstream).
         - `s|drivers/video/console/|lib/fonts/|` in
           `patches/03_add-mplus-fonts.patch`
-    - busybox changes:
-      + Make /etc/init.d/networking write generated interfaces file directly to
-        /var/run/net-ifaces (allows users to edit /etc/network/interfaces
-        instead of the .local file and fixes networking on read-only root file
+    - `busybox` changes:
+      + Make `/etc/init.d/networking` write generated interfaces file directly
+        to `/var/run/net-ifaces` (allows users to edit `/etc/network/interfaces`
+        instead of the `.local` file and fixes networking on read-only root file
         systems).
-      + Add line to /etc/inittab in config-dimension2400 and config-x60 to run
-        getty on /dev/ttyS0.
+      + Add line to `/etc/inittab` in `config-dimension2400` and `config-x60` to
+        run getty on `/dev/ttyS0`.
     - Prepare the following packages:
-      + nano
-      + rsync
+      + `nano`
+      + `rsync`
   * QEMU ports:
     - Collect information (`lspci -nnk`, `lsmod`, and kern.log) on the emulated
       hardware of QEMU and QEMU-KVM (with hardware-accelerated I/O devices).
-    - Make qemu-amd64-linux-glibc and qemu-i686-linux-glibc platforms.
+    - Make `qemu-amd64-linux-glibc` and `qemu-i686-linux-glibc` platforms.
   * Demonstration system platforms:
     - Prepare data and config packages for digital signage and network routing
       demonstration systems.
@@ -58,13 +58,13 @@ planned time frame:
   * ARM ports:
     - Install Debian on the BeagleBoard-xM.
     - Update and test the port bootstrap scripts.
-    - Adjust targets.in in the gcc-4.7 source package.
-    - Bootstrap the cortexa8-linux-glibc port.
+    - Adjust `targets.in` in the `gcc-4.7` source package.
+    - Bootstrap the `cortexa8-linux-glibc` port.
     - Port ProteanOS to the BeagleBoard-xM.
     - Maybe port ProteanOS to the BeagleBone Black.
   * musl ports:
-    - Prepare musl package.
-    - Adapt the GCC specs file for musl's GCC wrapper to set the ELF INTERP
+    - Prepare `musl` package.
+    - Adapt the GCC specs file for musl's GCC wrapper to set the ELF `INTERP`
       field in executables to where ProteanOS installs the musl RTLD.
-    - Build all packages for amd64-linux-musl and i686-linux-musl using musl's
-      GCC wrapper.
+    - Build all packages for `amd64-linux-musl` and `i686-linux-musl` using
+      musl's GCC wrapper.