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authorDenis 'GNUtoo' Carikli <GNUtoo@cyberdimension.org>2024-03-18 02:40:29 +0100
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convert.py, markdown: Fix right single quotation mark.
Some generated markdown have right single quotation marks, and without this fix, it ends up being displayed as '???' in the generated HTML files. As an example with site/new-replicant-test-images-available.html we have: We are please to remind you that, as usual, Replicant is fully free software and doesn???t include any proprietary firmwares. Converting the right single quotation marks to apostrophes fixed it. Signed-off-by: Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli <GNUtoo@cyberdimension.org>
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@@ -11,16 +11,16 @@ finally unlocked thanks to the efforts of Golden Delicious and various members
of the [OpenPhoenux][2] community, bringing GTA04 support to a newer kernel
version that holds all the necessary pieces for proper Android support. More
details on some technical aspects related to this are available at [Paul
-Kocialkowski’s coding blog][3].
+Kocialkowski's coding blog][3].
-Work on the device resumed months ago and we’ve been working hard ever since
+Work on the device resumed months ago and we've been working hard ever since
to improve the status of the Replicant port. While it is not yet usable as a
daily phone, we have reached numerous milestones over the past months and many
key parts of the device are already handled correctly, already allowing many
use cases, such as digital audio player or GPS navigation system. A dedicated
wiki page holds the [details of the Replicant status on GTA04][4].
-As we’re very enthusiastic about the future, we’ve decided to shoot a video
+As we're very enthusiastic about the future, we've decided to shoot a video
highlighting various aspects of Replicant on the GTA04! Installable images for
the GTA04 will be released along with the next batch of Replicant 4.2 images,
including all the features shown in the video:
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ The video is also available for download:
To this day, the GTA04 remains the best phone out there regarding software
freedom: bootloaders are free software and Replicant will eventually be able
-to run with most of the device’s features supported, the only exceptions being
+to run with most of the device's features supported, the only exceptions being
graphics acceleration, hardware media encoding/decoding and Wi-Fi (due to a
proprietary firmware). Regarding security and privacy, the [Goldelico
GTA04][1] is also very good as it can run without proprietary software, but
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ also because its modem is clearly separated from the rest of the device.
You are very much encouraged to get your own device out of the next batch of
GTA04 production by placing a [preorder on the next revision][7]! As it is
often the case, devices that are particularly designed to be a good fit with
-free software don’t get much mainstream attention, which makes it especially
+free software don't get much mainstream attention, which makes it especially
hard for Golden Delicious to run production batches. Unlike in software
development, having hardware produced costs a lot of money, especially in
small batches. It is up to you to change that by [showing your interest][7]