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commit 2a1752738108894f9210802ca3516aa27355840f
parent 8067efa6ccf3de8683b1734d4341955d3a30a55c
Author: Benno Schulenberg <bensberg@telfort.nl>
Date:   Tue,  9 Jan 2018 16:47:51 +0100

tweaks: indenting text files with tabs is not a good idea

The tabsize can vary by configuring editor or viewer, but
the text has some kind of intended alignment.

Also, change the indentation a bit, to make things line up
more neatly.

Diffstat:

MNEWS | 2816++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------------------------


MREADME | 92++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------------------------


2 files changed, 1454 insertions(+), 1454 deletions(-)

diff --git a/NEWS b/NEWS
@@ -1,1720 +1,1720 @@
 2018.01.02 - GNU nano 2.9.2 "Pussy Riot" correctly displays the Modified
-				state when undoing/redoing (also when the file was saved
-				somewhere midway), improves the undoing of an automatic
-				linefeed at EOF, fixes a build issue on the BSDs, shows
-				the cursor again when compiled with --withslang, renames
-				the option 'justifytrim' to 'trimblanks' because it will
-				now snip trailing whitespace also while you are typing
-				(and hard-wrapping is enabled), continues pushing words
-				to the next line much longer (when hard-wrapping), makes
-				<Tab> and <Shift+Tab> indent and unindent a marked region,
-				allows unindenting when not all lines are indented, lets a
-				region marked with Shift persist when indenting/unindenting
-				or commenting/uncommenting it, and in those cases excludes
-				the last line of the region when it is not visibly marked
-				(which makes for a more intuitive behavior).
+             state when undoing/redoing (also when the file was saved
+             somewhere midway), improves the undoing of an automatic
+             linefeed at EOF, fixes a build issue on the BSDs, shows
+             the cursor again when compiled with --withslang, renames
+             the option 'justifytrim' to 'trimblanks' because it will
+             now snip trailing whitespace also while you are typing
+             (and hard-wrapping is enabled), continues pushing words
+             to the next line much longer (when hard-wrapping), makes
+             <Tab> and <Shift+Tab> indent and unindent a marked region,
+             allows unindenting when not all lines are indented, lets a
+             region marked with Shift persist when indenting/unindenting
+             or commenting/uncommenting it, and in those cases excludes
+             the last line of the region when it is not visibly marked
+             (which makes for a more intuitive behavior).
 
 2017.11.27 - GNU nano 2.9.1 "Damyatta" fixes a bug where, when the mark
-				is on, ^S would overwrite the file with just the marked
-				region.  This release further clears the "Modified" flag
-				when all edits are undone, adds or updates some magic
-				strings, and does not forget when the cursor was last
-				at line 1, column 1.
+             is on, ^S would overwrite the file with just the marked
+             region.  This release further clears the "Modified" flag
+             when all edits are undone, adds or updates some magic
+             strings, and does not forget when the cursor was last
+             at line 1, column 1.
 
 2017.11.18 - GNU nano 2.9.0 "Eta" introduces the ability to record and
-				replay keystrokes (M-: to start and stop recording, M-;
-				to play the macro back), makes ^Q and ^S do something
-				useful by default (^Q starts a backward search, and ^S
-				saves the current file), changes ^W to start always a
-				forward search, shows the number of open buffers (when
-				more than one) in the title bar, no longer asks to press
-				Enter when there are errors in an rc file, retires the
-				options '--quiet' and 'set quiet' and 'set backwards',
-				makes indenting and unindenting undoable, will look in
-				$XDG_CONFIG_HOME for a nanorc file and in $XDG_DATA_HOME
-				for the history files, adds a history stack for executed
-				commands (^R^X), does not overwrite the position-history
-				file of another nano, and fixes a score of tiny bugs.
+             replay keystrokes (M-: to start and stop recording, M-;
+             to play the macro back), makes ^Q and ^S do something
+             useful by default (^Q starts a backward search, and ^S
+             saves the current file), changes ^W to start always a
+             forward search, shows the number of open buffers (when
+             more than one) in the title bar, no longer asks to press
+             Enter when there are errors in an rc file, retires the
+             options '--quiet' and 'set quiet' and 'set backwards',
+             makes indenting and unindenting undoable, will look in
+             $XDG_CONFIG_HOME for a nanorc file and in $XDG_DATA_HOME
+             for the history files, adds a history stack for executed
+             commands (^R^X), does not overwrite the position-history
+             file of another nano, and fixes a score of tiny bugs.
 
 
 2017.08.27 - GNU nano 2.8.7 "Fragrance" fixes a lockup when tabs are
-				wider than the screen, makes indenting + unindenting
-				more predictable by retaining relative indentations,
-				allows pasting (^U) at a prompt, allows triple quotes
-				in Python to not be followed by a character, does not
-				scroll three pages on a roll of the mouse wheel, binds
-				Alt+Up and Alt+Down to findprevious and findnext, and
-				fixes some hard-to-describe issues with softwrapping
-				and boundary-crossing tabs.  Enjoy.
+             wider than the screen, makes indenting + unindenting
+             more predictable by retaining relative indentations,
+             allows pasting (^U) at a prompt, allows triple quotes
+             in Python to not be followed by a character, does not
+             scroll three pages on a roll of the mouse wheel, binds
+             Alt+Up and Alt+Down to findprevious and findnext, and
+             fixes some hard-to-describe issues with softwrapping
+             and boundary-crossing tabs.  Enjoy.
 
 2017.07.21 - GNU nano 2.8.6 "Kekulé" offers a new feature: the ability
-				to do softwrapping between words -- at whitespace --
-				instead of always at the edge of the screen.  This can
-				be activated with -a or --atblanks or 'set atblanks'
-				together with the softwrap option.  This release further
-				fixes a handful of rare display glitches, fixes a build
-				failure on AIX, harmonizes the quoting rules in the rc
-				files, and renames the option 'cut' to 'cutfromcursor'
-				(please update your nanorc files before 2020).
+             to do softwrapping between words -- at whitespace --
+             instead of always at the edge of the screen.  This can
+             be activated with -a or --atblanks or 'set atblanks'
+             together with the softwrap option.  This release further
+             fixes a handful of rare display glitches, fixes a build
+             failure on AIX, harmonizes the quoting rules in the rc
+             files, and renames the option 'cut' to 'cutfromcursor'
+             (please update your nanorc files before 2020).
 
 2017.06.25 - GNU nano 2.8.5 "Farouche" avoids a crash when waking from
-				a suspension that was induced from the outside, allows
-				negative line and column numbers on the command line,
-				avoids some flickering when resizing the screen while
-				in the file browser, opens files in the order they were
-				mentioned on the command line, and does not pretend to
-				have woken from suspension when receiving a SIGCONT.
+             a suspension that was induced from the outside, allows
+             negative line and column numbers on the command line,
+             avoids some flickering when resizing the screen while
+             in the file browser, opens files in the order they were
+             mentioned on the command line, and does not pretend to
+             have woken from suspension when receiving a SIGCONT.
 
 2017.05.21 - GNU nano 2.8.4 "Our Version of Events" includes the nanorc
-				man page again.
+             man page again.
 
 2017.05.18 - GNU nano 2.8.3 "Hirsch" fixes a misplacement of the spotlight
-				during interactive replacing, avoids build failures on AIX
-				and Solaris, fixes a crash on Solaris, speeds up backwards
-				searching, improves PHP syntax highlighting, and no longer
-				asks “save anyway?” when the user ^Q discards the buffer.
+             during interactive replacing, avoids build failures on AIX
+             and Solaris, fixes a crash on Solaris, speeds up backwards
+             searching, improves PHP syntax highlighting, and no longer
+             asks “save anyway?” when the user ^Q discards the buffer.
 
 2017.05.04 - GNU nano 2.8.2 "Krats" adds another new feature: it makes
-				the ^G help texts searchable with ^W.  Apart from that,
-				it fixes a crash when resizing the window in the middle
-				of verbatim input, avoids an unlikely crash when used
-				without UTF-8 support in some locales, avoids redrawing
-				the screen twice when switching between buffers while
-				line numbers are active, and works around a coloring
-				bug on musl.  Plus tweaks to the documentation; plus
-				translation updates for fifteen languages.
+             the ^G help texts searchable with ^W.  Apart from that,
+             it fixes a crash when resizing the window in the middle
+             of verbatim input, avoids an unlikely crash when used
+             without UTF-8 support in some locales, avoids redrawing
+             the screen twice when switching between buffers while
+             line numbers are active, and works around a coloring
+             bug on musl.  Plus tweaks to the documentation; plus
+             translation updates for fifteen languages.
 
 2017.04.12 - GNU nano 2.8.1 "Ellert" fixes build failures on MacOS and
-				on musl, fixes scrolling problems in softwrap mode when
-				double-width characters on row boundaries are involved,
-				shows double-width characters as ">" and "<" when split
-				across two rows, moves the cursor more predictably (at
-				the cost of sometimes putting it on the second "half"
-				of a character), avoids creating lines that consist of
-				only blanks when using autoindent, makes ^Home and ^End
-				go to the start and end of the file (on terminals that
-				support those keystrokes), places the cursor better when
-				linting, lets the linter ask only once whether to open
-				an included file, and adds bindings for ^Up and ^Down
-				in the file browser.  Don't sit on your hands.
+             on musl, fixes scrolling problems in softwrap mode when
+             double-width characters on row boundaries are involved,
+             shows double-width characters as ">" and "<" when split
+             across two rows, moves the cursor more predictably (at
+             the cost of sometimes putting it on the second "half"
+             of a character), avoids creating lines that consist of
+             only blanks when using autoindent, makes ^Home and ^End
+             go to the start and end of the file (on terminals that
+             support those keystrokes), places the cursor better when
+             linting, lets the linter ask only once whether to open
+             an included file, and adds bindings for ^Up and ^Down
+             in the file browser.  Don't sit on your hands.
 
 2017.03.31 - GNU nano 2.8.0 "Axat" makes it easier to move around in
-				softwrapped lines: the Up and Down keys now step from
-				visual row to visual row instead of jumping between
-				logical lines, and the Home and End keys now move to
-				the start and end of a row, and only when already
-				there, then to the start and end of the logical line.
-				Furthermore, the screen can now scroll per row instead
-				of always per logical line.  On an entirely different
-				front: nano now makes use of gnulib, to make it build
-				on more platforms.  In short: there were many internal
-				changes, not many user-visible ones (apart from the
-				new softwrap navigation).  The conversion to gnulib
-				was done by Mike Frysinger, the softwrap overhaul by
-				David Ramsey.
+             softwrapped lines: the Up and Down keys now step from
+             visual row to visual row instead of jumping between
+             logical lines, and the Home and End keys now move to
+             the start and end of a row, and only when already
+             there, then to the start and end of the logical line.
+             Furthermore, the screen can now scroll per row instead
+             of always per logical line.  On an entirely different
+             front: nano now makes use of gnulib, to make it build
+             on more platforms.  In short: there were many internal
+             changes, not many user-visible ones (apart from the
+             new softwrap navigation).  The conversion to gnulib
+             was done by Mike Frysinger, the softwrap overhaul by
+             David Ramsey.
 
 
 2017.02.23 - GNU nano 2.7.5 "Nijntje" can properly search and replace
-				the \B and \b regex anchors, correctly repaints things
-				when multiline regexes with identical start and end are
-				involved, fixes a crash with zero-length regex matches,
-				does replacements at the edges of a marked region right,
-				no longer hides double-width characters at the head of
-				softwrapped rows, displays at most three warnings at
-				startup, and documents the ability to read a file from
-				standard input.  Come tickle my ears.
+             the \B and \b regex anchors, correctly repaints things
+             when multiline regexes with identical start and end are
+             involved, fixes a crash with zero-length regex matches,
+             does replacements at the edges of a marked region right,
+             no longer hides double-width characters at the head of
+             softwrapped rows, displays at most three warnings at
+             startup, and documents the ability to read a file from
+             standard input.  Come tickle my ears.
 
 2017.01.10 - GNU nano 2.7.4 "Red dress" undoes deletions in an orderly
-				manner again (bug was introduced in previous version),
-				sets the preferred x position for vertical movements
-				more consistently, avoids some scrolling problems in
-				softwrap mode, installs the Info manual also when your
-				system lacks 'makeinfo', and corrects the behavior of
-				the beginning-of-word anchor (\<) in regex searches.
+             manner again (bug was introduced in previous version),
+             sets the preferred x position for vertical movements
+             more consistently, avoids some scrolling problems in
+             softwrap mode, installs the Info manual also when your
+             system lacks 'makeinfo', and corrects the behavior of
+             the beginning-of-word anchor (\<) in regex searches.
 
 2016.12.28 - GNU nano 2.7.3 "Ontbijtkoek" wipes away a handful of bugs:
-				your editor is now able to handle filenames that contain
-				newlines, avoids a brief flash of color when switching
-				between buffers that are governed by different syntaxes,
-				makes the Shift+Ctrl+Arrow keys select text again on a
-				Linux console, is more resistant against malformations
-				in the positionlog file, and does not crash when ^C is
-				typed on systems where it produces the code KEY_CANCEL.
-				Oh, and it no longer mistakenly warns about editing an
-				unlocked file just after saving a new one.  That's it.
-				Tastes great with thick butter.
+             your editor is now able to handle filenames that contain
+             newlines, avoids a brief flash of color when switching
+             between buffers that are governed by different syntaxes,
+             makes the Shift+Ctrl+Arrow keys select text again on a
+             Linux console, is more resistant against malformations
+             in the positionlog file, and does not crash when ^C is
+             typed on systems where it produces the code KEY_CANCEL.
+             Oh, and it no longer mistakenly warns about editing an
+             unlocked file just after saving a new one.  That's it.
+             Tastes great with thick butter.
 
 2016.12.12 - GNU nano 2.7.2 "Shemesh! Shemesh!" brings another feature:
-				the ability to complete with one keystroke (^] by default)
-				a fragment of a word to a full word existing elsewhere in
-				the current buffer.  Besides, this release fixes two bugs
-				related to using line numbers in softwrap mode, allows to
-				use the PageUp and PageDown keys together with Shift on
-				VTE-based terminals, stops the help lines from flickering
-				during interactive replacing, makes a 'set fill' override
-				an earlier 'set nowrap', properly restores the selected
-				region after an external spell check, and improves a few
-				other tidbits.  If you should find any more bugs, please
-				run 'man nano | grep bugs' and report them there.
+             the ability to complete with one keystroke (^] by default)
+             a fragment of a word to a full word existing elsewhere in
+             the current buffer.  Besides, this release fixes two bugs
+             related to using line numbers in softwrap mode, allows to
+             use the PageUp and PageDown keys together with Shift on
+             VTE-based terminals, stops the help lines from flickering
+             during interactive replacing, makes a 'set fill' override
+             an earlier 'set nowrap', properly restores the selected
+             region after an external spell check, and improves a few
+             other tidbits.  If you should find any more bugs, please
+             run 'man nano | grep bugs' and report them there.
 
 2016.10.29 - GNU nano 2.7.1 "Leuven" adds an often-asked-for feature: the
-				ability to display line numbers beside the text.  This can
-				be activated with -l or --linenumbers on the command line,
-				or with 'set linenumbers' in your nanorc, or toggled with
-				M-#.  The coloring of these numbers can be chosen via the
-				option 'set numbercolor'.  This release furthermore fixes
-				some bugs with scrolling in softwrap mode, is more strict
-				in the parsing of key rebindings, and marks a new buffer
-				as modified when the output of a command (^R ^X) has been
-				read into it.  Come and check it out!
+             ability to display line numbers beside the text.  This can
+             be activated with -l or --linenumbers on the command line,
+             or with 'set linenumbers' in your nanorc, or toggled with
+             M-#.  The coloring of these numbers can be chosen via the
+             option 'set numbercolor'.  This release furthermore fixes
+             some bugs with scrolling in softwrap mode, is more strict
+             in the parsing of key rebindings, and marks a new buffer
+             as modified when the output of a command (^R ^X) has been
+             read into it.  Come and check it out!
 
 2016.09.01 - GNU nano 2.7.0 "Suni" adds a new feature: allowing text to be
-				selected by holding Shift together with the cursor keys.
-				Besides that, nano now works also when run in very tiny
-				terminals (down to one line, one column), and improves
-				the handling of the prompt in cramped spaces.  Not much,
-				but it's time to get it out there.
+             selected by holding Shift together with the cursor keys.
+             Besides that, nano now works also when run in very tiny
+             terminals (down to one line, one column), and improves
+             the handling of the prompt in cramped spaces.  Not much,
+             but it's time to get it out there.
 
 
 2016.08.10 - nano 2.6.3 "Marika" makes the Ctrl+Arrow keys work also on
-				a Linux virtual console, takes as verbatim only the very
-				first keystroke after M-V, removes any lock files that it
-				holds when dying, doesn't abort when a word contains digits
-				(when using the default speller), fixes a small sorting bug
-				in the file browser, makes searching case-insensitively in
-				a UTF-8 locale a little faster, and doesn't enter invalid
-				bytes when holding down both Alt keys.  Santé!
+             a Linux virtual console, takes as verbatim only the very
+             first keystroke after M-V, removes any lock files that it
+             holds when dying, doesn't abort when a word contains digits
+             (when using the default speller), fixes a small sorting bug
+             in the file browser, makes searching case-insensitively in
+             a UTF-8 locale a little faster, and doesn't enter invalid
+             bytes when holding down both Alt keys.  Santé!
 
 2016.07.28 - nano 2.6.2 "Le vent nous portera" adds two new features: the
-				keystrokes Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down for jumping between blocks
-				of text, and the option 'wordchars' for specifying which
-				characters (beside alphanumeric ones) should be considered
-				word-forming.  Further, it provides feedback during Unicode
-				input (M-V followed by a six-digit hexadecimal number which
-				must start with 0 or 10), avoids a crash when resizing the
-				window during Verbatim input, doesn't drop a keystroke after
-				having been suspended, and replaces the beginning-of-line
-				anchor (^) just once per line.  There are also several tiny
-				improvements in screen rendering and key handling.  Come get
-				your hair tousled!
+             keystrokes Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down for jumping between blocks
+             of text, and the option 'wordchars' for specifying which
+             characters (beside alphanumeric ones) should be considered
+             word-forming.  Further, it provides feedback during Unicode
+             input (M-V followed by a six-digit hexadecimal number which
+             must start with 0 or 10), avoids a crash when resizing the
+             window during Verbatim input, doesn't drop a keystroke after
+             having been suspended, and replaces the beginning-of-line
+             anchor (^) just once per line.  There are also several tiny
+             improvements in screen rendering and key handling.  Come get
+             your hair tousled!
 
 2016.06.27 - nano 2.6.1 "Stampede" is chiefly a translation update, but also
-				adds one little feature (the ability to use negative numbers
-				with Go To Line: -1 meaning the first line from the bottom),
-				includes syntax highlighting for Rust, and fixes three tiny
-				bugs (but in such far corners of the editor that they aren't
-				even worth mentioning).
+             adds one little feature (the ability to use negative numbers
+             with Go To Line: -1 meaning the first line from the bottom),
+             includes syntax highlighting for Rust, and fixes three tiny
+             bugs (but in such far corners of the editor that they aren't
+             even worth mentioning).
 
 2016.06.17 - nano 2.6.0 "Rubicon" fixes more than fifty little bugs -- and
-				some of them not so little.  It improves moving about in
-				the file browser, corrects failings of the internal spell
-				checker, adds a new feature (comment/uncomment lines, with
-				default binding M-3), makes some error messages clearer,
-				shows more of a file when positionlog is used and the cursor
-				is near the end, displays all error messages at startup if
-				there are multiple ones, does not misinterpret keystrokes
-				when typing very fast, is less eager to trim the filename
-				on narrow terminals, speeds up case-insensitive searches,
-				and allows to abort re-searches.  Among bunches of other
-				things.  It is worth the trouble to upgrade.
+             some of them not so little.  It improves moving about in
+             the file browser, corrects failings of the internal spell
+             checker, adds a new feature (comment/uncomment lines, with
+             default binding M-3), makes some error messages clearer,
+             shows more of a file when positionlog is used and the cursor
+             is near the end, displays all error messages at startup if
+             there are multiple ones, does not misinterpret keystrokes
+             when typing very fast, is less eager to trim the filename
+             on narrow terminals, speeds up case-insensitive searches,
+             and allows to abort re-searches.  Among bunches of other
+             things.  It is worth the trouble to upgrade.
 
 
 2016.02.25 - GNU nano 2.5.3 "Alphys" is released.  This release
-				contains fixes for bugs like: stray cursor positioning
-				errors, many many memory leaks including file reading,
-				using the file browser, searching for multibyte characters,
-				history completion, and many other places.
-						New features include the ability to trim whitespace
-				from the ends of lines when justifying text, see nanorc(5)
-				option justifytrim for deets.  As always thank you for your
-				continued support of nano, and keep sparing.
+             contains fixes for bugs like: stray cursor positioning
+             errors, many many memory leaks including file reading,
+             using the file browser, searching for multibyte characters,
+             history completion, and many other places.
+                 New features include the ability to trim whitespace
+             from the ends of lines when justifying text, see nanorc(5)
+             option justifytrim for deets.  As always thank you for your
+             continued support of nano, and keep sparing.
 
 2016.02.12 - GNU nano 2.5.2 is carrying too many dogs.  This release includes
-				several fixes for various memory leaks, position history
-				size growth, and a long standing issue with using
-				nano under sudo creating root-owned files.  There are also
-				the usual bevy of documentation and other miscellaneous
-				fixes and touchups.  Upgrade today while supplies last,
-				operators are standing by!
+             several fixes for various memory leaks, position history
+             size growth, and a long standing issue with using
+             nano under sudo creating root-owned files.  There are also
+             the usual bevy of documentation and other miscellaneous
+             fixes and touchups.  Upgrade today while supplies last,
+             operators are standing by!
 
 2016.01.11 - GNU nano 2.5.1 "Salzburg" is released.  It includes fixes
-				for a syntax-highlighting bug and a positionlog bug, it
-				disables a time-eating multiline regex in the C syntax,
-				and it adds an escape hatch to the WriteOut menu when
-				--tempfile is used: the discardbuffer command, ^Q.  It
-				also has translation updates for fifteen languages, and
-				a small fix in the softwrap code.  So... you are heartily
-				invited to upgrade.  Enjoy!
+             for a syntax-highlighting bug and a positionlog bug, it
+             disables a time-eating multiline regex in the C syntax,
+             and it adds an escape hatch to the WriteOut menu when
+             --tempfile is used: the discardbuffer command, ^Q.  It
+             also has translation updates for fifteen languages, and
+             a small fix in the softwrap code.  So... you are heartily
+             invited to upgrade.  Enjoy!
 
 2015.12.05 - GNU nano 2.5.0 "Karma", the first release of the 2.5 series,
-				is now available.  Please note that as of this release,
-				there will no longer be separate stable and unstable
-				branches.  The development team will prioritize bug fixes
-				as needed, and make new releases in proportion to the
-				severity of the bugs which are fixed.
-						This release includes all of the fixes now in
-				2.4.3, as well as color syntax highlighting improvements,
-				undo fixes, and many more improvements!  Thank you for
-				using nano!
+             is now available.  Please note that as of this release,
+             there will no longer be separate stable and unstable
+             branches.  The development team will prioritize bug fixes
+             as needed, and make new releases in proportion to the
+             severity of the bugs which are fixed.
+                 This release includes all of the fixes now in
+             2.4.3, as well as color syntax highlighting improvements,
+             undo fixes, and many more improvements!  Thank you for
+             using nano!
 
 
 2015.11.18 - GNU nano 2.4.3 "Apocalypse" is now available for your
-				downloading pleasure.  This release includes a myriad
-				of fixes including several memory leaks, issues with
-				color syntax highlighting, search/replace, file
-				insertion and help menu bugs.  Many thanks to
-				Benno Schulenberg for tireless efforts on the vast
-				majority of fixes for some time now.  As always please
-				report bugs via the Savannah page, and remember to
-				Share and Enjoy.
+             downloading pleasure.  This release includes a myriad
+             of fixes including several memory leaks, issues with
+             color syntax highlighting, search/replace, file
+             insertion and help menu bugs.  Many thanks to
+             Benno Schulenberg for tireless efforts on the vast
+             majority of fixes for some time now.  As always please
+             report bugs via the Savannah page, and remember to
+             Share and Enjoy.
 
 2015.07.05 - GNU nano 2.4.2 "Portorož" is released.  This release
-				includes several fixes, including the ability to resize
-				when in modes other than the main editing window,
-				proper displaying of invalid UTF-8 bytes, new syntax
-				definitions for Elisp, Guile, and PostgreSQL, and
-				better display of shortcuts in the help menu and file
-				browser.  Thanks for your patience and using nano!
+             includes several fixes, including the ability to resize
+             when in modes other than the main editing window,
+             proper displaying of invalid UTF-8 bytes, new syntax
+             definitions for Elisp, Guile, and PostgreSQL, and
+             better display of shortcuts in the help menu and file
+             browser.  Thanks for your patience and using nano!
 
 2015.04.14 - GNU nano 2.4.1 "Glitch Gremlin" is released.  This release
-				includes several fixes for issues with the file browser
-				menu, linter and formatter functions, spell checker,
-				undo/redo with some specific marked-cutting situations,
-				and some small improvements to the color syntax
-				highlighting definitions.  There are also various
-				documentation and code comment updates included, and
-				finally, fixes for compilation on non-GNU/Linux systems
-				and certain configure combinations.  Toasters!
+             includes several fixes for issues with the file browser
+             menu, linter and formatter functions, spell checker,
+             undo/redo with some specific marked-cutting situations,
+             and some small improvements to the color syntax
+             highlighting definitions.  There are also various
+             documentation and code comment updates included, and
+             finally, fixes for compilation on non-GNU/Linux systems
+             and certain configure combinations.  Toasters!
 
 2015.03.22 - GNU nano 2.4.0 "lizf" is released.  This is the first
-				stable release in many years, and brings together many
-				new features from the 2.3 series, including:
-				a fully functional undo system (now enabled by default),
-				vim-compatible file locking, linter support, formatter
-				support, syntax highlighting flexibility, and many fixes
-				for issues reported since 2.2.  Many sincere thanks
-				to all of the bug reports, patches, well wishes and
-				contributions from everyone who has continued to
-				support us.  Thank you for using nano!
+             stable release in many years, and brings together many
+             new features from the 2.3 series, including:
+             a fully functional undo system (now enabled by default),
+             vim-compatible file locking, linter support, formatter
+             support, syntax highlighting flexibility, and many fixes
+             for issues reported since 2.2.  Many sincere thanks
+             to all of the bug reports, patches, well wishes and
+             contributions from everyone who has continued to
+             support us.  Thank you for using nano!
 
 
 2015.02.27 - GNU nano 2.3.99pre3 "Ashley" is released.  This is likely
-				to be the last release before the next major (2.4.0)
-				release.  Please test it out and send us any feedback
-				via the Savannah bug page for nano
-				(https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano).  This
-				release includes fixes for rebinding toggles via
-				nanorc, several memory alignment fixes, and documentation
-				and build updates.  As always thank you for using
-				nano - Share and Enjoy!
+             to be the last release before the next major (2.4.0)
+             release.  Please test it out and send us any feedback
+             via the Savannah bug page for nano
+             (https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano).  This
+             release includes fixes for rebinding toggles via
+             nanorc, several memory alignment fixes, and documentation
+             and build updates.  As always thank you for using
+             nano - Share and Enjoy!
 
 2015.02.06 - GNU nano 2.3.99pre2 "Snowblind" is released.  This release
-				contains only fixes, including: a long-standing problem
-				with cutting in nano-tiny, several memory alignment
-				improvements, and issues with leftover file locks.  Please
-				keep reporting bugs so we can get a happy and healthy
-				2.4.0 soon.  Thanks for using nano!
+             contains only fixes, including: a long-standing problem
+             with cutting in nano-tiny, several memory alignment
+             improvements, and issues with leftover file locks.  Please
+             keep reporting bugs so we can get a happy and healthy
+             2.4.0 soon.  Thanks for using nano!
 
 2015.01.06 - GNU nano 2.3.99pre1 "Junior" is released.  As the first
-				2.4 release candidate there will be fewer new features
-				but many bugfixes going forward.  This release contains
-				new support for language reformatters like Go's gofmt
-				command which takes the place of the spelling checker.
-				Fixes in this release include many syntax highlighting
-				fixes and improvements, and documentation formatting updates.
-				As always please report bugs via the Savannah bug page for
-				nano (https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano), so we can
-				release a super awesome and bug-free 2.4.0 soon!
+             2.4 release candidate there will be fewer new features
+             but many bugfixes going forward.  This release contains
+             new support for language reformatters like Go's gofmt
+             command which takes the place of the spelling checker.
+             Fixes in this release include many syntax highlighting
+             fixes and improvements, and documentation formatting updates.
+             As always please report bugs via the Savannah bug page for
+             nano (https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano), so we can
+             release a super awesome and bug-free 2.4.0 soon!
 
 2014.07.17 - GNU nano 2.3.6 "Columbo" is released.  This release
-				contains a fix for installing internationalization
-				files.  Also included are scattered documentation
-				(in particular man page) fixes, and a few touchups
-				to syntax highlighting definitions.  Oh, just one
-				more thing, thanks for using nano!
+             contains a fix for installing internationalization
+             files.  Also included are scattered documentation
+             (in particular man page) fixes, and a few touchups
+             to syntax highlighting definitions.  Oh, just one
+             more thing, thanks for using nano!
 
 2014.07.11 - GNU nano 2.3.5 "lucky day" is released.  This release
-				contains many visible and under-the-hood fixes for
-				components such as file locking, more fixes to the
-				undo system, and you no longer have to explicitly ask
-				nano to have undo/redo support as it now defaults to
-				being enabled.  Other notable fixes include a better
-				handling of --tempfile mode, and better handling of
-				command line arguments when also attempting to specify
-				+<line number>.  As always, please file any bugs you
-				find via https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano
-				and thanks for using nano.
+             contains many visible and under-the-hood fixes for
+             components such as file locking, more fixes to the
+             undo system, and you no longer have to explicitly ask
+             nano to have undo/redo support as it now defaults to
+             being enabled.  Other notable fixes include a better
+             handling of --tempfile mode, and better handling of
+             command line arguments when also attempting to specify
+             +<line number>.  As always, please file any bugs you
+             find via https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano
+             and thanks for using nano.
 
 2014.06.02 - GNU nano 2.3.4 won't leave you high, won't leave you dry.
-				This release contains only a small number of fixes, but
-				in particular allows nano to compile on non-UTF-8 curses
-				implementations (i.e. libncursesw).  Other small fixes to
-				the undo implementation and the default syntax config are
-				also included.  As always, Share and Enjoy!
+             This release contains only a small number of fixes, but
+             in particular allows nano to compile on non-UTF-8 curses
+             implementations (i.e. libncursesw).  Other small fixes to
+             the undo implementation and the default syntax config are
+             also included.  As always, Share and Enjoy!
 
 2014.05.28 - GNU nano 2.3.3 is in its right place.  This release contains
-				many many improvements to the core system, including
-				substantial improvements to the undo/redo code, UTF-8
-				handling, the configure script, and display of shortcuts
-				on very wide terminals.  New features include the
-				ability to write to named pipes (--noread), as well as
-				linter support (see the nanorc man page for details).  Also
-				included are much improved syntax highlighting code, and
-				configurations for JSON, texinfo, Go, and a default syntax
-				for catch-all highlighting.  Finally, nano now has the
-				ability to set the color of the title bar, status bar, and
-				shortcut keys (e.g. "^X") and their descriptions.  Again
-				see the nanorc page for details.  There's much more, too
-				much to include here, but please keep those reports and
-				general feedback coming!  Thank you for helping us help
-				you help us all.
+             many many improvements to the core system, including
+             substantial improvements to the undo/redo code, UTF-8
+             handling, the configure script, and display of shortcuts
+             on very wide terminals.  New features include the
+             ability to write to named pipes (--noread), as well as
+             linter support (see the nanorc man page for details).  Also
+             included are much improved syntax highlighting code, and
+             configurations for JSON, texinfo, Go, and a default syntax
+             for catch-all highlighting.  Finally, nano now has the
+             ability to set the color of the title bar, status bar, and
+             shortcut keys (e.g. "^X") and their descriptions.  Again
+             see the nanorc page for details.  There's much more, too
+             much to include here, but please keep those reports and
+             general feedback coming!  Thank you for helping us help
+             you help us all.
 
 2013.03.22 - GNU nano 2.3.2 "Annoy your coworkers for fun and profit" is
-				released.  This release introduces vim-style file locking
-				(though not backup/restore), useful when using nano in a
-				multi-editor environment.  Feedback is welcome if you run
-				into any issues with this new code.  Other new features
-				include additional support for word boundary checking when
-				cross compiling, fixes for trying to go to an invalid
-				line number, and the usual documentation tweaks.
+             released.  This release introduces vim-style file locking
+             (though not backup/restore), useful when using nano in a
+             multi-editor environment.  Feedback is welcome if you run
+             into any issues with this new code.  Other new features
+             include additional support for word boundary checking when
+             cross compiling, fixes for trying to go to an invalid
+             line number, and the usual documentation tweaks.
 
 2011.05.10 - GNU nano 2.3.1 "I'm in space" is released.  This
-				release includes some fixes for the new libmagic code, as
-				well as a fix for improper character counts when using
-				auto-indent.  Also included are new syntax highlighting
-				definitions for RPM spec and Lua files.  Thanks for
-				using nano and keep circulating the tapes.
+             release includes some fixes for the new libmagic code, as
+             well as a fix for improper character counts when using
+             auto-indent.  Also included are new syntax highlighting
+             definitions for RPM spec and Lua files.  Thanks for
+             using nano and keep circulating the tapes.
 
 2011.02.26 - GNU nano 2.3.0 "Septic surprise" is released.  This first
-				release in the 2.3 unstable series brings several new
-				features.  First, libmagic support for syntax highlighting
-				has been added on top of the existing file extension
-				and header support already available.  Secondly, cursor
-				position can be saved between editing sessions with
-				the -P or --poslog command-line flag, or via 'set poslog'
-				in your .nanorc.  Also included are some fixes for
-				compilation with g++, and better handling of issues
-				writing the backup file, which should reduce the need
-				for the 'set allow_insecure_backup' nanorc option.
-				Don't stop, get it get it, don't stop, get it get it.
+             release in the 2.3 unstable series brings several new
+             features.  First, libmagic support for syntax highlighting
+             has been added on top of the existing file extension
+             and header support already available.  Secondly, cursor
+             position can be saved between editing sessions with
+             the -P or --poslog command-line flag, or via 'set poslog'
+             in your .nanorc.  Also included are some fixes for
+             compilation with g++, and better handling of issues
+             writing the backup file, which should reduce the need
+             for the 'set allow_insecure_backup' nanorc option.
+             Don't stop, get it get it, don't stop, get it get it.
 
 
 2010.11.22 - GNU nano 2.2.6 "Pimp my BBS" wants you to go to
-				www.desertbus.org and donate a few bucks for the great
-				Child's Play Charity!  This is just a small release to
-				update a bug where restricted mode was not particularly
-				restricted since key bindings were introduced.  It also
-				signals the return of win32 builds which now feature
-				nanorc support; please see the FAQ for details of how
-				to enable it, this feature is a bit of a kludge for now.
-				Remember that when all else fails, USE SPACE JUMP.
+             www.desertbus.org and donate a few bucks for the great
+             Child's Play Charity!  This is just a small release to
+             update a bug where restricted mode was not particularly
+             restricted since key bindings were introduced.  It also
+             signals the return of win32 builds which now feature
+             nanorc support; please see the FAQ for details of how
+             to enable it, this feature is a bit of a kludge for now.
+             Remember that when all else fails, USE SPACE JUMP.
 
 2010.08.05 - GNU nano 2.2.5 "Inactivity timeout" is now available.
-				This release includes slightly less restrictive checking
-				when writing files in strange environments (e.g. when
-				being used out of crontab).  For very strange situations
-				(such as where you cannot change the permissions on the
-				file you're writing), there is a new rc file option
-				'allow_insecure_backup' to be even more permissive and
-				allow the write to proceed.  Also included are some
-				syntax highlighting updates, and that is about it.
-				Keep fighting the good fight children.
+             This release includes slightly less restrictive checking
+             when writing files in strange environments (e.g. when
+             being used out of crontab).  For very strange situations
+             (such as where you cannot change the permissions on the
+             file you're writing), there is a new rc file option
+             'allow_insecure_backup' to be even more permissive and
+             allow the write to proceed.  Also included are some
+             syntax highlighting updates, and that is about it.
+             Keep fighting the good fight children.
 
 2010.04.15 - GNU nano 2.2.4 is nobody's fool.  First and foremost,
-				this release includes some security fixes due to
-				an assessment of nano's vulnerability to symlink attacks
-				on open files.  The CVEs fixed with this release are
-				CVE-2010-1160 and CVE-2010-1161.  Also included are fixes
-				for various crash modes when using the spell checker
-				on new files in multibuffer mode (surely you've used
-				that combination recently? no?) as well as a fixing
-				the 'file was modified' message when saving to a
-				new filename (since how would nano know?).  And
-				the list would not be complete without our
-				third-times-the-charm fixes to page up/down due to
-				the soft wrapping code.  The lone new feature
-				included is a new syntax highlighting definition for
-				cmake-related files.  Please do consider upgrading to
-				this release if still using the 2.0 series since
-				fixes for that version are still forthcoming.
+             this release includes some security fixes due to
+             an assessment of nano's vulnerability to symlink attacks
+             on open files.  The CVEs fixed with this release are
+             CVE-2010-1160 and CVE-2010-1161.  Also included are fixes
+             for various crash modes when using the spell checker
+             on new files in multibuffer mode (surely you've used
+             that combination recently? no?) as well as a fixing
+             the 'file was modified' message when saving to a
+             new filename (since how would nano know?).  And
+             the list would not be complete without our
+             third-times-the-charm fixes to page up/down due to
+             the soft wrapping code.  The lone new feature
+             included is a new syntax highlighting definition for
+             cmake-related files.  Please do consider upgrading to
+             this release if still using the 2.0 series since
+             fixes for that version are still forthcoming.
 
 2010.02.11 - GNU nano 2.2.3 "fumbling toward stability" is released.
-				This release contains a fix for only one bug, but a
-				rather irritating one: when paging up/down with smooth
-				scrolling, the cursor position was not being preserved
-				due to a bug in 2.2.2.  With such a targeted fix
-				like this what could POSSIBLY go WRONG?  Hahaha.
-				Enjoy and if you find new bugs, as always please
-				use Savannah's bug tracker.
-				http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano
+             This release contains a fix for only one bug, but a
+             rather irritating one: when paging up/down with smooth
+             scrolling, the cursor position was not being preserved
+             due to a bug in 2.2.2.  With such a targeted fix
+             like this what could POSSIBLY go WRONG?  Hahaha.
+             Enjoy and if you find new bugs, as always please
+             use Savannah's bug tracker.
+             http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano
 
 2010.01.17 - GNU nano 2.2.2 is released for you, you, you.  This
-				release includes fixes for: crashes when writing
-				backup files in certain conditions, improper
-				screen centering when moving up/down in various
-				combination of smooth scrolling and soft wrapping modes,
-				a search crash on the armel arch, and issues with
-				lots of keybinding customizations causing crashing
-				particularly on FreeBSD.  Also included are better
-				help menu entries for forward/back in the file browser,
-				some man page tweaks and one assert fix.   As always,
-				share and enjoy!
+             release includes fixes for: crashes when writing
+             backup files in certain conditions, improper
+             screen centering when moving up/down in various
+             combination of smooth scrolling and soft wrapping modes,
+             a search crash on the armel arch, and issues with
+             lots of keybinding customizations causing crashing
+             particularly on FreeBSD.  Also included are better
+             help menu entries for forward/back in the file browser,
+             some man page tweaks and one assert fix.   As always,
+             share and enjoy!
 
 2009.12.12 - GNU nano 2.2.1 "DLR strikes back" is open for business.
-				This release fixes many bugs, including: missing
-				keybindings for page up/down and GotoDir in the browser,
-				^P/^N in the help menu, and restoration of M-W as the
-				default re-search binding.  Other fixes include several
-				issues with compiler warnings and configure options, and
-				documentation updates, including the nano texinfo manual,
-				nano and nanorc man pages, and UPGRADE file, and some
-				missing syntax highlighting entries for the sample nanorc.
-				And no release would be complete without the latest round
-				of 'final' soft wrapping fixes!  Finally, nano will no
-				longer print a warning when attempting to insert the
-				contents of a read-only file into an existing buffer.
-				Enjoy and Happy Hanukkah.
+             This release fixes many bugs, including: missing
+             keybindings for page up/down and GotoDir in the browser,
+             ^P/^N in the help menu, and restoration of M-W as the
+             default re-search binding.  Other fixes include several
+             issues with compiler warnings and configure options, and
+             documentation updates, including the nano texinfo manual,
+             nano and nanorc man pages, and UPGRADE file, and some
+             missing syntax highlighting entries for the sample nanorc.
+             And no release would be complete without the latest round
+             of 'final' soft wrapping fixes!  Finally, nano will no
+             longer print a warning when attempting to insert the
+             contents of a read-only file into an existing buffer.
+             Enjoy and Happy Hanukkah.
 
 2009.11.30 - GNU nano 2.2.0 "Doc Brown" is released!  The culmination
-				of almost two years of development and hot on the heels
-				of nano's 10th birthday is available for all your
-				editing needs!  Bugs fixed since the last release
-				include several fixes for tiny mode (involving both
-				the help keys and replace menu text), more 'final'
-				fixes for soft wrapping, and several typo and documentation
-				updates including nanorc tweaks and a new syntax
-				highlighting file for makefiles.  Also included is a long
-				standing fix for random crashing when using nanorc on
-				FreeBSD, and nano will no longer clear the screen on
-				suspend to maintain compatibility with other *nix editors.
-				For those who haven't been playing along at home, please
-				see the official web page for the summary of new
-				features since 2.0.  Special thanks to all who have
-				submitted bug reports recently in support of our new
-				stable release, and apologies for all those bugs we
-				didn't yet find :-) Peace to all.
+             of almost two years of development and hot on the heels
+             of nano's 10th birthday is available for all your
+             editing needs!  Bugs fixed since the last release
+             include several fixes for tiny mode (involving both
+             the help keys and replace menu text), more 'final'
+             fixes for soft wrapping, and several typo and documentation
+             updates including nanorc tweaks and a new syntax
+             highlighting file for makefiles.  Also included is a long
+             standing fix for random crashing when using nanorc on
+             FreeBSD, and nano will no longer clear the screen on
+             suspend to maintain compatibility with other *nix editors.
+             For those who haven't been playing along at home, please
+             see the official web page for the summary of new
+             features since 2.0.  Special thanks to all who have
+             submitted bug reports recently in support of our new
+             stable release, and apologies for all those bugs we
+             didn't yet find :-) Peace to all.
 
 
 2009.11.21 - GNU nano 2.1.99pre2 is available for a special pre-Black
-				Friday discount.  Included are some (hopefully
-				final) fixes for issues with last page display
-				caused by the soft wrapping code, and a fix for
-				a long standing issue with hitting the Home key when
-				going through the search history.  On the features
-				front, nano will now attempt to retain the proper
-				ownership and permissions when trying to create a
-				.save file due to receiving a signal.  Nano can also
-				now unbind keys from one or more menus via the 'unbind'
-				keyword.   Finally, passing --fill or --nowrap on
-				the command line will now override any related
-				.nanorc entries.  Speak now or forever hold your bugs!
+             Friday discount.  Included are some (hopefully
+             final) fixes for issues with last page display
+             caused by the soft wrapping code, and a fix for
+             a long standing issue with hitting the Home key when
+             going through the search history.  On the features
+             front, nano will now attempt to retain the proper
+             ownership and permissions when trying to create a
+             .save file due to receiving a signal.  Nano can also
+             now unbind keys from one or more menus via the 'unbind'
+             keyword.   Finally, passing --fill or --nowrap on
+             the command line will now override any related
+             .nanorc entries.  Speak now or forever hold your bugs!
 
 2009.11.15 - GNU nano 2.1.99pre1 "take a bow" is out there, man, it's
-				out there all right.  This release contains mainly
-				bugfixes, underscoring that we are preparing for the
-				next stable series release.  Included are many fixes
-				for the new soft wrapping code, compiler warning tweaks,
-				and the modification time warning no longer triggers
-				when saving a file as a new name.  Also include are
-				some fixes for various nanorc options, and there are
-				surely more bugs to find before we call the code base
-				stable, so please keep those reports coming!
+             out there all right.  This release contains mainly
+             bugfixes, underscoring that we are preparing for the
+             next stable series release.  Included are many fixes
+             for the new soft wrapping code, compiler warning tweaks,
+             and the modification time warning no longer triggers
+             when saving a file as a new name.  Also include are
+             some fixes for various nanorc options, and there are
+             surely more bugs to find before we call the code base
+             stable, so please keep those reports coming!
 
 2009.09.14 - GNU nano 2.1.11 is on very thin ice, very thin ice, very thin
-				ice.  This release includes two new features: first, nano
-				will check whether the current file is writable when it
-				is opened, and warn if it is not on the status bar.  Secondly,
-				a new soft-wrapping (AKA full line display) option is
-				available, which will attempt to fully display the contents
-				of lines longer than the width of the screen without the
-				usual truncation and a '$' symbol at the end of the line.
-				It can be enabled via Meta-$ inside the editor, via the
-				-$ or --softwrap command line flags, or "set softwrap"
-				in your .nanorc).  As always please report any bugs to the
-				nano Savannah project page
-				(http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano)
-				Remember: data loss happens, back up your files.
+             ice.  This release includes two new features: first, nano
+             will check whether the current file is writable when it
+             is opened, and warn if it is not on the status bar.  Secondly,
+             a new soft-wrapping (AKA full line display) option is
+             available, which will attempt to fully display the contents
+             of lines longer than the width of the screen without the
+             usual truncation and a '$' symbol at the end of the line.
+             It can be enabled via Meta-$ inside the editor, via the
+             -$ or --softwrap command line flags, or "set softwrap"
+             in your .nanorc).  As always please report any bugs to the
+             nano Savannah project page
+             (http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano)
+             Remember: data loss happens, back up your files.
 
 2009.07.28 - GNU nano 2.1.10 "Ellie" is released.  This version includes
-				various fixes for portability including some older HP-UX
-				compiler combos, various compiler warnings, and some crash
-				fixes in the undo code.  On the topic of the latter item,
-				the undo code is now marked as experimental since it can
-				cause severe stability and memory issues, and thus now
-				requires a flag (-u, --undo) in order to enable it.
-				Please feel free to continue to test the undo code and
-				thanks again for using nano for your text editing needs.
-				Go team Nano!
+             various fixes for portability including some older HP-UX
+             compiler combos, various compiler warnings, and some crash
+             fixes in the undo code.  On the topic of the latter item,
+             the undo code is now marked as experimental since it can
+             cause severe stability and memory issues, and thus now
+             requires a flag (-u, --undo) in order to enable it.
+             Please feel free to continue to test the undo code and
+             thanks again for using nano for your text editing needs.
+             Go team Nano!
 
 2009.02.16 - GNU nano 2.1.9 wonders what all that glass is doing on the
-				floor!  This release is primarily meant as a less buggy
-				version of 2.1.8, particularly for issues with the new
-				sped-up syntax highlighting code.  Other fixes include
-				configure-time detection of groff HTML support before
-				attempting to generate the HTML version of man pages,
-				and using ~ or ~username syntax in .nanorc should now
-				work again.  Also, nano will now only ask for one
-				acknowledgement of errors it encounters when parsing
-				nanorc files, and a new flag -q (--quiet) will silence
-				these messages altogether.  Give it a go, and happy
-				birthday lenny!
+             floor!  This release is primarily meant as a less buggy
+             version of 2.1.8, particularly for issues with the new
+             sped-up syntax highlighting code.  Other fixes include
+             configure-time detection of groff HTML support before
+             attempting to generate the HTML version of man pages,
+             and using ~ or ~username syntax in .nanorc should now
+             work again.  Also, nano will now only ask for one
+             acknowledgement of errors it encounters when parsing
+             nanorc files, and a new flag -q (--quiet) will silence
+             these messages altogether.  Give it a go, and happy
+             birthday lenny!
 
 2009.02.07 - GNU nano 2.1.8 "unsafe at any speed" is released.  This
-				release include some long overdue performance
-				improvements in syntax color highlighting, the ability
-				to abort running searches (useful mainly when
-				editing very large files) and the ability to use nano
-				like a pager for viewing standard input (i.e. "nano -").
-				Additionally, there are gentoo syntax highlighting
-				updates and fixes for issues with reading files
-				in a directory with strange parent directory permissions.
-				The key bindings code was also substantially changed
-				in order to be more ISO-C compatible.  Be sure to use
-				the Savannah page not only for bug reports but for any
-				features you would like to see before the next stable
-				series is released.  Have fun with it!
+             release include some long overdue performance
+             improvements in syntax color highlighting, the ability
+             to abort running searches (useful mainly when
+             editing very large files) and the ability to use nano
+             like a pager for viewing standard input (i.e. "nano -").
+             Additionally, there are gentoo syntax highlighting
+             updates and fixes for issues with reading files
+             in a directory with strange parent directory permissions.
+             The key bindings code was also substantially changed
+             in order to be more ISO-C compatible.  Be sure to use
+             the Savannah page not only for bug reports but for any
+             features you would like to see before the next stable
+             series is released.  Have fun with it!
 
 2008.11.10 - GNU nano 2.1.7 "Effingham" is ready to make good on those
-				campaign promises of lower bug rates and 50% more pie.
-				This release includes a new check for external
-				modifications when saving a file, some code and
-				documentation cleanups, and more bug fixes for
-				the new undo code (but we continue to welcome your bug
-				reports via the Savannah bug page at
-				http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano.
-				Come get some.
+             campaign promises of lower bug rates and 50% more pie.
+             This release includes a new check for external
+             modifications when saving a file, some code and
+             documentation cleanups, and more bug fixes for
+             the new undo code (but we continue to welcome your bug
+             reports via the Savannah bug page at
+             http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano.
+             Come get some.
 
 2008.10.03 - GNU nano 2.1.6 was for new features before it was against
-				them.  This release includes more undo capability,
-				several new syntax highlighting configurations including
-				Objective C, OCaml, and Fortran, and a new capability
-				to activate highlighting based on the 1st line of the
-				file being edited.  Also, the new default configure
-				options now include color syntax highlighting, .nanorc
-				support, multibuffer and extras.  These items can still
-				be disabled and are not enabled with --enable-tiny.  Bug
-				fixes include better signal handling under Cygwin, and
-				that's about it.  Again please remember to
-				submit bug reports via Savannah at
-				http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano
-				as undo functions certainly need more testing.
-				Bon appetit.
+             them.  This release includes more undo capability,
+             several new syntax highlighting configurations including
+             Objective C, OCaml, and Fortran, and a new capability
+             to activate highlighting based on the 1st line of the
+             file being edited.  Also, the new default configure
+             options now include color syntax highlighting, .nanorc
+             support, multibuffer and extras.  These items can still
+             be disabled and are not enabled with --enable-tiny.  Bug
+             fixes include better signal handling under Cygwin, and
+             that's about it.  Again please remember to
+             submit bug reports via Savannah at
+             http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=nano
+             as undo functions certainly need more testing.
+             Bon appetit.
 
 2008.08.30 - GNU nano 2.1.5 is ready to lead on day one.  This release
-				contains a better fix for incorrectly reported successful
-				writes on full filesystems, more helpful messages when
-				an internal error occurs in the undo code, and fixes for
-				various combinations of configure-time options and
-				compiler flags.  Also included is new support for
-				changing the rc file name at configure time, and using
-				GNU-style regexes for word-boundaries on systems which
-				do not support them natively, as well as the ever popular
-				translation updates.  Rock the tarball.
+             contains a better fix for incorrectly reported successful
+             writes on full filesystems, more helpful messages when
+             an internal error occurs in the undo code, and fixes for
+             various combinations of configure-time options and
+             compiler flags.  Also included is new support for
+             changing the rc file name at configure time, and using
+             GNU-style regexes for word-boundaries on systems which
+             do not support them natively, as well as the ever popular
+             translation updates.  Rock the tarball.
 
 2008.08.09 - GNU nano 2.1.4 "I told you so!" is released.  This release
-				includes fixes for several severe issues with the new
-				undo/redo code.  Also the behavior of writing files when
-				using backup mode has changed as well: if writing the
-				backup file fails, nano will not attempt to write the
-				current file.  This should help folks who enjoy "extreme
-				text editing", i.e. editing files on file systems which
-				are likely to run out of space; see Savannah bug #24000.
-				Have fun with it!
+             includes fixes for several severe issues with the new
+             undo/redo code.  Also the behavior of writing files when
+             using backup mode has changed as well: if writing the
+             backup file fails, nano will not attempt to write the
+             current file.  This should help folks who enjoy "extreme
+             text editing", i.e. editing files on file systems which
+             are likely to run out of space; see Savannah bug #24000.
+             Have fun with it!
 
 2008.08.04 - GNU nano 2.1.3 "least stable version ever" is released.  This
-				release includes new (and experimental) undo and redo
-				functionality for most text operations.  The default
-				key bindings are Meta-U for undo and Meta-E for redo, but
-				these can be remapped using the new 2.1 keybinding code.
-				Also included are some fixes for configuring using wide
-				curses, crashing when invoking the help menu with
-				certain locales, and not saving the search history when
-				compiled with configure options.
+             release includes new (and experimental) undo and redo
+             functionality for most text operations.  The default
+             key bindings are Meta-U for undo and Meta-E for redo, but
+             these can be remapped using the new 2.1 keybinding code.
+             Also included are some fixes for configuring using wide
+             curses, crashing when invoking the help menu with
+             certain locales, and not saving the search history when
+             compiled with configure options.
 
 2008.04.24 - GNU nano 2.1.2 "New York City" is released.  This release
-				contains fixes for binding bad keys, some
-				configure-specific compilation failures, and more issues
-				with the new input back end and in particular the status
-				bar.  Also fixed are some long standing issues with
-				compiling on AIX, and a segfault when making the terminal
-				window too small.  Rest in Peace Tim and George!
+             contains fixes for binding bad keys, some
+             configure-specific compilation failures, and more issues
+             with the new input back end and in particular the status
+             bar.  Also fixed are some long standing issues with
+             compiling on AIX, and a segfault when making the terminal
+             window too small.  Rest in Peace Tim and George!
 
 2008.04.01 - GNU nano 2.1.1 won't get fooled again.  This release contains
-				fixes for the new user-rebindable keys (in particular
-				bracket match which was mis-bound), and various
-				problems with translations and configure-related
-				compilation problems are now fixed as well.
-				It also contains new syntax highlighting
-				definitions for TCL, PHP, Gentoo and Debian-related
-				files, and some documentation updates as well.
-				Please continue to send reports with the key
-				binding code to the Savannah page
-				(https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano).
+             fixes for the new user-rebindable keys (in particular
+             bracket match which was mis-bound), and various
+             problems with translations and configure-related
+             compilation problems are now fixed as well.
+             It also contains new syntax highlighting
+             definitions for TCL, PHP, Gentoo and Debian-related
+             files, and some documentation updates as well.
+             Please continue to send reports with the key
+             binding code to the Savannah page
+             (https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano).
 
 2008.03.18 - GNU nano 2.1.0 "under old mismanagement" is released.
-				This first release in the 2.1 development series
-				introduces rebindable keys for most actions inside
-				the editor.  Please see the nanorc(5) page for
-				more information on configuring key bindings.  Please
-				also report all keybinding bugs (crashes, missing
-				menu functions) using the Savannah bug tracker URL,
-				https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano and
-				thanks for sticking with us!
+             This first release in the 2.1 development series
+             introduces rebindable keys for most actions inside
+             the editor.  Please see the nanorc(5) page for
+             more information on configuring key bindings.  Please
+             also report all keybinding bugs (crashes, missing
+             menu functions) using the Savannah bug tracker URL,
+             https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano and
+             thanks for sticking with us!
 
 
 2007.12.20 - GNU nano 2.0.7 keeps its balance.  This release fixes
-				several bugs, among others: a segfault and several
-				cursor positioning problems when uncutting text or
-				inserting files into the current buffer; a problem where
-				the total number of characters would be miscalculated
-				when replacing single-byte characters with multibyte
-				ones; several minor issues with the statusbar prompt
-				involving text display and mouse support; and several
-				oddities when tab-completing in the middle of a line.
-				It also improves autodetection of DOS and Mac format
-				files, properly supports the mouse wheel when using a
-				version of ncurses built with the --enable-ext-mouse
-				option, fixes some problems under NetBSD curses, adds a
-				lot of translation updates, and adds more minor
-				documentation updates.  Slang curses emulation support
-				has also been changed to turn off all the options that
-				--enable-tiny does, as it's hopelessly broken otherwise.
-				Finally, nano is now licensed under the GNU GPL version
-				3 or later, and its documentation is now dual-licensed
-				under the GNU GPL version 3 or later and the GNU FDL
-				version 1.2 or later.  Have fun.
+             several bugs, among others: a segfault and several
+             cursor positioning problems when uncutting text or
+             inserting files into the current buffer; a problem where
+             the total number of characters would be miscalculated
+             when replacing single-byte characters with multibyte
+             ones; several minor issues with the statusbar prompt
+             involving text display and mouse support; and several
+             oddities when tab-completing in the middle of a line.
+             It also improves autodetection of DOS and Mac format
+             files, properly supports the mouse wheel when using a
+             version of ncurses built with the --enable-ext-mouse
+             option, fixes some problems under NetBSD curses, adds a
+             lot of translation updates, and adds more minor
+             documentation updates.  Slang curses emulation support
+             has also been changed to turn off all the options that
+             --enable-tiny does, as it's hopelessly broken otherwise.
+             Finally, nano is now licensed under the GNU GPL version
+             3 or later, and its documentation is now dual-licensed
+             under the GNU GPL version 3 or later and the GNU FDL
+             version 1.2 or later.  Have fun.
 
 2007.04.26 - GNU nano 2.0.6 "that was quick" is released.  This release
-				fixes a potential segfault after justifying text marked
-				from the bottom up.  It also adds one more minor
-				documentation update.  Enjoy.
+             fixes a potential segfault after justifying text marked
+             from the bottom up.  It also adds one more minor
+             documentation update.  Enjoy.
 
 2007.04.22 - GNU nano 2.0.5 braces for impact.  Among other things, this
-				release fixes various problems (including a segfault)
-				when trying to open or save a file in a directory
-				beginning with "~" that isn't a home directory; fixes a
-				problem where a file with no name could be saved over an
-				existing filename with no warning about overwriting it;
-				properly disallows opening directories or device files
-				from "include" commands in nanorc files; no longer
-				displays a misleading prompt when trying to save in
-				restricted mode with the mark on; and properly supports
-				the Cancel and Shift-Cancel keys.  It also improves
-				several color syntaxes to highlight trailing whitespace,
-				just as the Java syntax does, and adds yet more minor
-				documentation updates.  Have fun.
+             release fixes various problems (including a segfault)
+             when trying to open or save a file in a directory
+             beginning with "~" that isn't a home directory; fixes a
+             problem where a file with no name could be saved over an
+             existing filename with no warning about overwriting it;
+             properly disallows opening directories or device files
+             from "include" commands in nanorc files; no longer
+             displays a misleading prompt when trying to save in
+             restricted mode with the mark on; and properly supports
+             the Cancel and Shift-Cancel keys.  It also improves
+             several color syntaxes to highlight trailing whitespace,
+             just as the Java syntax does, and adds yet more minor
+             documentation updates.  Have fun.
 
 2007.04.06 - GNU nano 2.0.4 heralds the dawn.  This release contains
-				proper support for the Ctrl-[arrow key], Shift-[arrow
-				key], and F13-F16 keys under Xfce's Terminal.  It also
-				adds still more minor documentation updates.  Enjoy.
+             proper support for the Ctrl-[arrow key], Shift-[arrow
+             key], and F13-F16 keys under Xfce's Terminal.  It also
+             adds still more minor documentation updates.  Enjoy.
 
 2007.01.29 - GNU nano 2.0.3 flows toward its ending.  This release
-				contains several minor optimizations to make the
-				executable a little smaller under some circumstances,
-				some translation updates, improvements to the color
-				syntax for Python, and still more minor documentation
-				updates.  Have fun.
+             contains several minor optimizations to make the
+             executable a little smaller under some circumstances,
+             some translation updates, improvements to the color
+             syntax for Python, and still more minor documentation
+             updates.  Have fun.
 
 2006.12.20 - GNU nano 2.0.2 forges ahead.  This release fixes a segfault
-				when trying to save in a nonexistent directory; fixes
-				handling of strings containing nulls at the "Write File",
-				"Insert File", "Execute Command", and "Go to Directory"
-				prompts; fixes several minor memory leaks; fixes two
-				more potential compilation warnings; adds a few
-				translation updates; and adds a few more minor
-				documentation updates.  Enjoy.
+             when trying to save in a nonexistent directory; fixes
+             handling of strings containing nulls at the "Write File",
+             "Insert File", "Execute Command", and "Go to Directory"
+             prompts; fixes several minor memory leaks; fixes two
+             more potential compilation warnings; adds a few
+             translation updates; and adds a few more minor
+             documentation updates.  Enjoy.
 
 2006.11.20 - GNU nano 2.0.1 emerges from its cocoon.  This release
-				contains several bugfixes: saving one file over another
-				will now always warn about overwriting it, overwriting
-				a file is no longer possible when saving a new file in
-				restricted mode, and zero-length Unicode characters are
-				now highlighted properly when nano is built without
-				regular expression support.  It also adds several minor
-				documentation updates.  Have fun with it.
+             contains several bugfixes: saving one file over another
+             will now always warn about overwriting it, overwriting
+             a file is no longer possible when saving a new file in
+             restricted mode, and zero-length Unicode characters are
+             now highlighted properly when nano is built without
+             regular expression support.  It also adds several minor
+             documentation updates.  Have fun with it.
 
 2006.11.06 - GNU nano 2.0.0 does its little dance.  This release adds
-				documentation updates and a few cosmetic tweaks.
-						For those who haven't been following nano 1.3
-				development, there are a ton of new features, including
-				support for UTF-8, moving to a specified line and column
-				instead of just a line, improved color syntax
-				highlighting, inserting previously untypeable characters
-				using "Verbatim Input" mode, and copying text into the
-				cutbuffer without cutting it.  There are also fixes for
-				some long-standing bugs, such as the "NumLock glitch"
-				from nano 1.2.x, and the inability to unjustify text
-				after resizing.  Finally, there are also a ton of
-				translation updates and new translations, as well as new
-				color syntaxes.  See the UPGRADE file for more
-				information, and enjoy the new stable release.
+             documentation updates and a few cosmetic tweaks.
+                 For those who haven't been following nano 1.3
+             development, there are a ton of new features, including
+             support for UTF-8, moving to a specified line and column
+             instead of just a line, improved color syntax
+             highlighting, inserting previously untypeable characters
+             using "Verbatim Input" mode, and copying text into the
+             cutbuffer without cutting it.  There are also fixes for
+             some long-standing bugs, such as the "NumLock glitch"
+             from nano 1.2.x, and the inability to unjustify text
+             after resizing.  Finally, there are also a ton of
+             translation updates and new translations, as well as new
+             color syntaxes.  See the UPGRADE file for more
+             information, and enjoy the new stable release.
 
 
 2006.10.25 - GNU nano 1.9.99pre3 learns to appreciate life.  This
-				release fixes a bug where the screen sometimes wouldn't
-				be updated properly after copying text into the
-				cutbuffer, fixes a potential warning while compiling,
-				and fixes a few other minor inconsistencies.  Have fun.
+             release fixes a bug where the screen sometimes wouldn't
+             be updated properly after copying text into the
+             cutbuffer, fixes a potential warning while compiling,
+             and fixes a few other minor inconsistencies.  Have fun.
 
 2006.10.02 - GNU nano 1.9.99pre2 crosses the threshold.  This release
-				fixes a few more bugs: cursor positioning after leaving
-				the statusbar prompt has been fixed, and verbatim input
-				at the statusbar prompt now properly handles newlines.
-				Enjoy.
+             fixes a few more bugs: cursor positioning after leaving
+             the statusbar prompt has been fixed, and verbatim input
+             at the statusbar prompt now properly handles newlines.
+             Enjoy.
 
 2006.08.29 - GNU nano 1.9.99pre1 passes through the flames.  This
-				release fixes various bugs in the last version: the
-				mouse support properly ignores everything except clicks
-				of the left mouse button; the statusbar is now blanked
-				properly when it should be; indenting and unindenting
-				operate on the current line when the mark is off; nano
-				should build on Tru64, NetBSD, and other systems that
-				use termcap instead of terminfo in their curses
-				libraries; the built-in file browser now properly
-				navigates file lists that take up only one row; the
-				cursor position is now completely restored after
-				inserting a file into the current buffer, and after
-				inserting the output of a command into a new buffer; the
-				^X shortcut at the search prompt has been removed, as
-				official Pico doesn't include it and it's too easily
-				confused with Exit; the screen is updated properly after
-				scrolling a line without moving the cursor; the keyboard
-				input routines behave more consistently; and so on.
-				Have fun with it.
+             release fixes various bugs in the last version: the
+             mouse support properly ignores everything except clicks
+             of the left mouse button; the statusbar is now blanked
+             properly when it should be; indenting and unindenting
+             operate on the current line when the mark is off; nano
+             should build on Tru64, NetBSD, and other systems that
+             use termcap instead of terminfo in their curses
+             libraries; the built-in file browser now properly
+             navigates file lists that take up only one row; the
+             cursor position is now completely restored after
+             inserting a file into the current buffer, and after
+             inserting the output of a command into a new buffer; the
+             ^X shortcut at the search prompt has been removed, as
+             official Pico doesn't include it and it's too easily
+             confused with Exit; the screen is updated properly after
+             scrolling a line without moving the cursor; the keyboard
+             input routines behave more consistently; and so on.
+             Have fun with it.
 
 2006.06.26 - GNU nano 1.3.12 escapes the darkness.  This release
-				contains the last new features that nano will have
-				before 2.0: copying text into the cutbuffer without
-				cutting it, indenting lines of marked text with a single
-				keystroke, reworked help text that should be easier for
-				new users, searching for filenames in the file browser,
-				the ability to include color regexes in files separate
-				from nanorc files, etc.  It also contains many bugfixes.
-				Text can now be unjustified after justifying it and
-				resizing the window; the screen is now cleared when
-				suspending; the "default" color syntax is now handled
-				properly at all times; lines of text containing tabs are
-				now wrapped at the right place; double-column characters
-				are now properly displayed when past the right edge of
-				the screen; invalid multiline color regexes are now
-				ignored; and so on.  Enjoy.
+             contains the last new features that nano will have
+             before 2.0: copying text into the cutbuffer without
+             cutting it, indenting lines of marked text with a single
+             keystroke, reworked help text that should be easier for
+             new users, searching for filenames in the file browser,
+             the ability to include color regexes in files separate
+             from nanorc files, etc.  It also contains many bugfixes.
+             Text can now be unjustified after justifying it and
+             resizing the window; the screen is now cleared when
+             suspending; the "default" color syntax is now handled
+             properly at all times; lines of text containing tabs are
+             now wrapped at the right place; double-column characters
+             are now properly displayed when past the right edge of
+             the screen; invalid multiline color regexes are now
+             ignored; and so on.  Enjoy.
 
 2006.03.30 - GNU nano 1.3.11 awakens from its fever dream.  This release
-				focuses mostly on bugfixes, which include better
-				handling of the cursor at the statusbar prompt, support
-				for certain combinations of Shift and keypad keys in
-				both normal and --rebindkeypad mode, a fix for a minor
-				display problem after some searches, a real fix for a
-				long-standing segfault when displaying overly long
-				lines, and a real fix for nano's not hanging up properly
-				in xterm under certain circumstances.  There are also
-				several new features, such as the ability to set the
-				characters used as brackets when searching for matching
-				brackets, and tab completion of directories at the "Go
-				To Directory" prompt.  Have fun.
+             focuses mostly on bugfixes, which include better
+             handling of the cursor at the statusbar prompt, support
+             for certain combinations of Shift and keypad keys in
+             both normal and --rebindkeypad mode, a fix for a minor
+             display problem after some searches, a real fix for a
+             long-standing segfault when displaying overly long
+             lines, and a real fix for nano's not hanging up properly
+             in xterm under certain circumstances.  There are also
+             several new features, such as the ability to set the
+             characters used as brackets when searching for matching
+             brackets, and tab completion of directories at the "Go
+             To Directory" prompt.  Have fun.
 
 2005.12.23 - GNU nano 1.3.10 rises to the surface.  This release
-				contains several new features as well as fixes for
-				several longstanding bugs.  The former include the
-				ability to scroll up or down single lines without
-				scrolling the cursor, reworked bracket searching code
-				that doesn't require regular expression support,
-				reworked command execution code that uses $SHELL if
-				available instead of hardcoding "/bin/sh", and the
-				ability to no longer add newlines to files that don't
-				end in them via the -L/--nonewlines option.  The latter
-				include fixes to the statusbar prompt so that mouse
-				clicks work properly on it, fixes to the Yes/No/All
-				prompt so that mouse clicks on it work properly when
-				-O/--morespace is used, and fixes to the resize handling
-				so that nano dies properly when the terminal is too
-				small to display a prompt.  Enjoy.
+             contains several new features as well as fixes for
+             several longstanding bugs.  The former include the
+             ability to scroll up or down single lines without
+             scrolling the cursor, reworked bracket searching code
+             that doesn't require regular expression support,
+             reworked command execution code that uses $SHELL if
+             available instead of hardcoding "/bin/sh", and the
+             ability to no longer add newlines to files that don't
+             end in them via the -L/--nonewlines option.  The latter
+             include fixes to the statusbar prompt so that mouse
+             clicks work properly on it, fixes to the Yes/No/All
+             prompt so that mouse clicks on it work properly when
+             -O/--morespace is used, and fixes to the resize handling
+             so that nano dies properly when the terminal is too
+             small to display a prompt.  Enjoy.
 
 2005.10.23 - GNU nano 1.3.9 breaks through the wall.  This release
-				includes major enhancements as well as bugfixes.  The
-				enhancements include better handling of invalid UTF-8,
-				expansion of the word count option to also count lines
-				and characters in the file or selection, more efficient
-				screen update routines, a readded -K/--rebindkeypad
-				option to work around numeric keypad problems on
-				terminals that don't show the usual NumLock glitch, a
-				new -W/--wordbounds option to properly detect words
-				containing punctuation when moving among them, and
-				massive improvements to the color code such as handling
-				of unspecified foreground colors, more efficient memory
-				usage for color regexes, and new reserved syntaxes
-				"default" and "none".  The bugfixes include fixes for
-				the rewritten history code, fixes for potential line
-				numbering problems on 64-bit platforms, fixes for a few
-				long-standing minor display problems, a fix for erroneous
-				hangups occurring while waiting for input, and a fix for
-				a segfault when displaying certain overly long lines.
-				Have fun with it.
+             includes major enhancements as well as bugfixes.  The
+             enhancements include better handling of invalid UTF-8,
+             expansion of the word count option to also count lines
+             and characters in the file or selection, more efficient
+             screen update routines, a readded -K/--rebindkeypad
+             option to work around numeric keypad problems on
+             terminals that don't show the usual NumLock glitch, a
+             new -W/--wordbounds option to properly detect words
+             containing punctuation when moving among them, and
+             massive improvements to the color code such as handling
+             of unspecified foreground colors, more efficient memory
+             usage for color regexes, and new reserved syntaxes
+             "default" and "none".  The bugfixes include fixes for
+             the rewritten history code, fixes for potential line
+             numbering problems on 64-bit platforms, fixes for a few
+             long-standing minor display problems, a fix for erroneous
+             hangups occurring while waiting for input, and a fix for
+             a segfault when displaying certain overly long lines.
+             Have fun with it.
 
 2005.06.30 - GNU nano 1.3.8 floats at its own level.  This release
-				contains several new features.  Among other things, you
-				can now move to a specified column number as well as
-				line number within a file, file backups saved in a
-				backup directory will have unique names, the search and
-				replace history routines should work more consistently,
-				you can get a word count by pressing Meta-D at the edit
-				window, and there's a new -E/--tabstospaces option to
-				convert all typed tabs to spaces (--backupdir's short
-				option has been changed to -C).  In terms of bugfixes,
-				this release contains fixes for minor problems with
-				screen updates, UTF-8 display, and flow control; a fix
-				for a segfault when displaying some lines ending with
-				tabs; better handling of constant cursor position
-				display; improved color parsing in the rcfile; and
-				support for the "Regexp" toggle in tiny mode
-				(-R/--regexp is gone, and --restricted's short option
-				has been changed to -R), among other things.  Enjoy.
+             contains several new features.  Among other things, you
+             can now move to a specified column number as well as
+             line number within a file, file backups saved in a
+             backup directory will have unique names, the search and
+             replace history routines should work more consistently,
+             you can get a word count by pressing Meta-D at the edit
+             window, and there's a new -E/--tabstospaces option to
+             convert all typed tabs to spaces (--backupdir's short
+             option has been changed to -C).  In terms of bugfixes,
+             this release contains fixes for minor problems with
+             screen updates, UTF-8 display, and flow control; a fix
+             for a segfault when displaying some lines ending with
+             tabs; better handling of constant cursor position
+             display; improved color parsing in the rcfile; and
+             support for the "Regexp" toggle in tiny mode
+             (-R/--regexp is gone, and --restricted's short option
+             has been changed to -R), among other things.  Enjoy.
 
 2005.04.10 - GNU nano 1.3.7 claws its way to the top.  This release
-				mostly contains bugfixes for the massive amount of new
-				code in 1.3.6.  Among other things, nano builds with
-				debug support again; going into the help browser at the
-				"Read File" prompt no longer kicks you out of the prompt
-				after you exit the help browser; paragraph searching no
-				longer skips over certain cases of single-line
-				paragraphs; the titlebar no longer cuts off some UTF-8
-				strings prematurely; and the text displayed in the help
-				browser is now wrapped as it was in nano 1.2.x, taking
-				UTF-8 support into account.  New features include an
-				--enable/disable-utf8 configure option to explicitly
-				turn detection of UTF-8 support on or off, and sample
-				regexes for C++ as well as C.  Have fun.
+             mostly contains bugfixes for the massive amount of new
+             code in 1.3.6.  Among other things, nano builds with
+             debug support again; going into the help browser at the
+             "Read File" prompt no longer kicks you out of the prompt
+             after you exit the help browser; paragraph searching no
+             longer skips over certain cases of single-line
+             paragraphs; the titlebar no longer cuts off some UTF-8
+             strings prematurely; and the text displayed in the help
+             browser is now wrapped as it was in nano 1.2.x, taking
+             UTF-8 support into account.  New features include an
+             --enable/disable-utf8 configure option to explicitly
+             turn detection of UTF-8 support on or off, and sample
+             regexes for C++ as well as C.  Have fun.
 
 2005.03.20 - GNU nano 1.3.6 "shout it from the rooftops" is released.
-				This release finally includes the long-awaited support
-				for UTF-8.  Other new features include the ability to
-				insert UTF-8 characters using verbatim input; the
-				ability to delete all text from the cursor position to
-				the end of the file via ^W^X as (patched) Pico does;
-				improvements to input and output so that pasted text
-				displays faster, improvements to the statusbar prompt so
-				that more edit window shortcuts, including verbatim
-				input and previous/next word search, work in it; a new
-				option to allow using the formerly always-blank second
-				line of the screen as part of the edit window; and the
-				ability to refresh the help browser and file browser
-				windows via Ctrl-L.  Notable bug fixes include a fix for
-				a segfault when using full justify, and a fix for the
-				long-standing bug where nano would keep running if the
-				terminal it was in died unexpectedly.  Enjoy.
+             This release finally includes the long-awaited support
+             for UTF-8.  Other new features include the ability to
+             insert UTF-8 characters using verbatim input; the
+             ability to delete all text from the cursor position to
+             the end of the file via ^W^X as (patched) Pico does;
+             improvements to input and output so that pasted text
+             displays faster, improvements to the statusbar prompt so
+             that more edit window shortcuts, including verbatim
+             input and previous/next word search, work in it; a new
+             option to allow using the formerly always-blank second
+             line of the screen as part of the edit window; and the
+             ability to refresh the help browser and file browser
+             windows via Ctrl-L.  Notable bug fixes include a fix for
+             a segfault when using full justify, and a fix for the
+             long-standing bug where nano would keep running if the
+             terminal it was in died unexpectedly.  Enjoy.
 
 2004.11.22 - GNU nano 1.3.5 hurls itself forward.  New features in this
-				release include the ability to replace only marked text
-				when the mark is on, improvements to smooth scrolling so
-				that it applies everywhere instead of just affecting the
-				movement keys, improvements to how files are opened so
-				that they are no longer displayed unnecessarily, support
-				for multiple +LINE arguments in addition to multiple
-				filenames on the command line, autodetection of the
-				format to save a file in based on the format it was in
-				when it was opened, the ability to toggle both ways
-				between the "Read File" and "Execute Command" prompts
-				and the "Search" and "Go to Line" prompts, and support
-				for cross-compiling nano.  As for bug fixes, the
-				"tabsize" nanorc option works again, mouse clicks on the
-				shortcut list trigger the right shortcuts again,
-				tab-completing a filename with %'s in it no longer
-				causes a segfault, the internal spell checker no longer
-				skips words after the cursor position when the cursor is
-				in the middle of the file, and spell checking of only
-				marked text now works properly.  Have fun with it.
+             release include the ability to replace only marked text
+             when the mark is on, improvements to smooth scrolling so
+             that it applies everywhere instead of just affecting the
+             movement keys, improvements to how files are opened so
+             that they are no longer displayed unnecessarily, support
+             for multiple +LINE arguments in addition to multiple
+             filenames on the command line, autodetection of the
+             format to save a file in based on the format it was in
+             when it was opened, the ability to toggle both ways
+             between the "Read File" and "Execute Command" prompts
+             and the "Search" and "Go to Line" prompts, and support
+             for cross-compiling nano.  As for bug fixes, the
+             "tabsize" nanorc option works again, mouse clicks on the
+             shortcut list trigger the right shortcuts again,
+             tab-completing a filename with %'s in it no longer
+             causes a segfault, the internal spell checker no longer
+             skips words after the cursor position when the cursor is
+             in the middle of the file, and spell checking of only
+             marked text now works properly.  Have fun with it.
 
 2004.08.17 - GNU nano 1.3.4 marches forth after a false start.  This
-				release mainly features fixes for the bugs that crept
-				into the last release.  Among other things, nano now
-				compiles again with certain options, quoted justify now
-				works properly on systems without regex.h, full justify
-				no longer segfaults when used on a file with no
-				paragraphs, previous paragraph searching works properly
-				again, tab completion is properly disabled when needed
-				in restricted mode, Ctrl-C is no longer disabled after
-				using the alternate spell checker, the permissions of a
-				newly created file now match those of nano 1.2.x again,
-				and replacing all text in a file now properly updates
-				the screen in all cases.  New features include sample
-				regexes for patch files, improvements to the sample
-				regexes for C files, and support for strings greater
-				than 1023 characters and/or containing nulls in
-				.nano_history.  Additionally, the full justify keystroke
-				has been changed to match current Pico, and whitespace
-				display mode is now turned off by default.  Enjoy.
+             release mainly features fixes for the bugs that crept
+             into the last release.  Among other things, nano now
+             compiles again with certain options, quoted justify now
+             works properly on systems without regex.h, full justify
+             no longer segfaults when used on a file with no
+             paragraphs, previous paragraph searching works properly
+             again, tab completion is properly disabled when needed
+             in restricted mode, Ctrl-C is no longer disabled after
+             using the alternate spell checker, the permissions of a
+             newly created file now match those of nano 1.2.x again,
+             and replacing all text in a file now properly updates
+             the screen in all cases.  New features include sample
+             regexes for patch files, improvements to the sample
+             regexes for C files, and support for strings greater
+             than 1023 characters and/or containing nulls in
+             .nano_history.  Additionally, the full justify keystroke
+             has been changed to match current Pico, and whitespace
+             display mode is now turned off by default.  Enjoy.
 
 2004.06.28 - GNU nano 1.3.3 marches forth.  There are several new
-				features in this release, including a restricted mode
-				that provides better security than just setting an
-				operating directory, the ability to justify the entire
-				file at once, support for a "smart" Home key that can
-				leap from the beginning of text on a line to the true
-				beginning of the line (or the reverse) in one stroke,
-				support for specifying an alternative spell checker in
-				$SPELL, the ability to specify the characters used to
-				display spaces and tabs so that they can easily be told
-				apart, and the ability to specify the characters marking
-				the ends of sentences as used in justification.  There
-				are also several bug fixes; among other things,
-				justification now keeps spaces at the ends of all but
-				the last line of a paragraph as Pico does, saving a
-				marked selection no longer changes the current filename
-				to the filename the selection was saved under, resizing
-				now works better and no longer corrupts the screen under
-				slang, and the movement functions now avoid doing
-				unnecessary redraws and hence work faster.  In short,
-				there are a lot of new things to play with.  Enjoy.
+             features in this release, including a restricted mode
+             that provides better security than just setting an
+             operating directory, the ability to justify the entire
+             file at once, support for a "smart" Home key that can
+             leap from the beginning of text on a line to the true
+             beginning of the line (or the reverse) in one stroke,
+             support for specifying an alternative spell checker in
+             $SPELL, the ability to specify the characters used to
+             display spaces and tabs so that they can easily be told
+             apart, and the ability to specify the characters marking
+             the ends of sentences as used in justification.  There
+             are also several bug fixes; among other things,
+             justification now keeps spaces at the ends of all but
+             the last line of a paragraph as Pico does, saving a
+             marked selection no longer changes the current filename
+             to the filename the selection was saved under, resizing
+             now works better and no longer corrupts the screen under
+             slang, and the movement functions now avoid doing
+             unnecessary redraws and hence work faster.  In short,
+             there are a lot of new things to play with.  Enjoy.
 
 2004.03.31 - GNU nano 1.3.2 is prepared for the void.  New features in
-				this release include the ability to spell-check only
-				marked text and the ability to save all backup files in
-				a specified directory instead of wherever the original
-				files are.  Bug fixes include a fix for a segfault when
-				replacing certain regular expressions, fixes for some
-				misbehavior when doing searches, minor fixes to verbatim
-				input mode and keyboard input in general, better
-				handling of window resizes at certain times, and
-				allowing the mark to be saved properly again when
-				switching between multiple file buffers.  nano has also
-				been ported to the Tandem NonStop Kernel.  Have fun.
+             this release include the ability to spell-check only
+             marked text and the ability to save all backup files in
+             a specified directory instead of wherever the original
+             files are.  Bug fixes include a fix for a segfault when
+             replacing certain regular expressions, fixes for some
+             misbehavior when doing searches, minor fixes to verbatim
+             input mode and keyboard input in general, better
+             handling of window resizes at certain times, and
+             allowing the mark to be saved properly again when
+             switching between multiple file buffers.  nano has also
+             been ported to the Tandem NonStop Kernel.  Have fun.
 
 2004.01.09 - GNU nano 1.3.1 is outside the gates.  This release
-				features, among other things, fixes for the input
-				routines to deal with some problems they had, a
-				reorganized shortcut list for the help browser, minor
-				Pico compatibility improvements for the file browser,
-				fixes for misbehavior when replacing certain regular
-				expressions, and the ability to highlight those regular
-				expressions properly.  It also allows searching without
-				prompting to work in view mode, adds support for glib
-				2.x for those systems that need it, updates the .spec
-				file for the 1.3 branch, prompts you first when you try
-				to save a file under a different name, and adds a new
-				verbatim input mode that acts as ^V does under vi, but
-				with additional Pico compatibility (explained in the
-				FAQ).  Basically, a bunch of fixes and a few new
-				features for your editor of choice.  Enjoy.
+             features, among other things, fixes for the input
+             routines to deal with some problems they had, a
+             reorganized shortcut list for the help browser, minor
+             Pico compatibility improvements for the file browser,
+             fixes for misbehavior when replacing certain regular
+             expressions, and the ability to highlight those regular
+             expressions properly.  It also allows searching without
+             prompting to work in view mode, adds support for glib
+             2.x for those systems that need it, updates the .spec
+             file for the 1.3 branch, prompts you first when you try
+             to save a file under a different name, and adds a new
+             verbatim input mode that acts as ^V does under vi, but
+             with additional Pico compatibility (explained in the
+             FAQ).  Basically, a bunch of fixes and a few new
+             features for your editor of choice.  Enjoy.
 
 2003.10.22 - GNU nano 1.3.0 is loosed upon the world.  This is the first
-				release in the unstable 1.3.x series, and as such it
-				includes a lot of new features, including the addition
-				of a -d option for those FreeBSD users with Backspace
-				keys that act like Delete keys, the ability to repeat
-				the last search without prompting, the ability to search
-				for the beginning or end of a paragraph, new smooth
-				paging routines to go with the smooth scrolling
-				routines, and various improvements to the input and
-				display routines to make them behave more intuitively.
-				It also includes the usual load of bugfixes.  Enjoy.
+             release in the unstable 1.3.x series, and as such it
+             includes a lot of new features, including the addition
+             of a -d option for those FreeBSD users with Backspace
+             keys that act like Delete keys, the ability to repeat
+             the last search without prompting, the ability to search
+             for the beginning or end of a paragraph, new smooth
+             paging routines to go with the smooth scrolling
+             routines, and various improvements to the input and
+             display routines to make them behave more intuitively.
+             It also includes the usual load of bugfixes.  Enjoy.
 
 
 2003.08.11 - GNU nano 1.2.2 is released, only four months since the
-				last version :-).  This release includes fixes for
-				broken regex detection, search history recall, and
-				keypad handling with -K.  Debugging strings are no
-				longer translated and comments denote where translations
-				should be as short as possible (i.e. the statusbar).
-				There are new examples for syntax highlighting, and
-				documentation updates and fixes.  The 1.3.0 CVS tree
-				will be opening soon for all your nano desires, so stay
-				tuned!
+             last version :-).  This release includes fixes for
+             broken regex detection, search history recall, and
+             keypad handling with -K.  Debugging strings are no
+             longer translated and comments denote where translations
+             should be as short as possible (i.e. the statusbar).
+             There are new examples for syntax highlighting, and
+             documentation updates and fixes.  The 1.3.0 CVS tree
+             will be opening soon for all your nano desires, so stay
+             tuned!
 
 2003.04.19 - Happy Easter! GNU nano 1.2.1 is released.  This release
-				features a new check for broken regexec()
-				implementations and some variable, function and macro
-				cleanups.  Fixes are included for search history,
-				cutting marked text, alt keyboard mode, and the usual
-				translation and documentation updates.
+             features a new check for broken regexec()
+             implementations and some variable, function and macro
+             cleanups.  Fixes are included for search history,
+             cutting marked text, alt keyboard mode, and the usual
+             translation and documentation updates.
 
 2003.02.19 - GNU nano 1.2.0 is released.  Few changes from pre3, just
-				some doc and translation updates, and bugfixes for
-				justify and file conversion.  For those of you who
-				haven't kept up with the 1.1 unstable series, v1.2
-				brings nanorc support, color syntax highlighting,
-				multiple file buffers, search/replace history and much
-				much more.  Please read the UPGRADE file for details,
-				and enjoy GNU nano 1.2.0.
+             some doc and translation updates, and bugfixes for
+             justify and file conversion.  For those of you who
+             haven't kept up with the 1.1 unstable series, v1.2
+             brings nanorc support, color syntax highlighting,
+             multiple file buffers, search/replace history and much
+             much more.  Please read the UPGRADE file for details,
+             and enjoy GNU nano 1.2.0.
 
 
 2003.02.13 - GNU nano 1.1.99pre3 "The last testing version, no
-				really!" is released.  This release includes fixes for
-				wrapping (again), resizing, color syntax highlighting,
-				rcfile parsing, the mouse code, more memory leaks, and
-				some reversion of the code to get the user's home
-				directory (nano will now again rely on $HOME).  There
-				are also translation updates, a new manual page for the
-				nanorc file, and an UPGRADE file detailing the changes
-				since version 1.0.  Please submit reports for any bugs
-				you might find to the development team
-				(nano-devel@gnu.org), and enjoy nano almost-1.2.0 ;-)
+             really!" is released.  This release includes fixes for
+             wrapping (again), resizing, color syntax highlighting,
+             rcfile parsing, the mouse code, more memory leaks, and
+             some reversion of the code to get the user's home
+             directory (nano will now again rely on $HOME).  There
+             are also translation updates, a new manual page for the
+             nanorc file, and an UPGRADE file detailing the changes
+             since version 1.0.  Please submit reports for any bugs
+             you might find to the development team
+             (nano-devel@gnu.org), and enjoy nano almost-1.2.0 ;-)
 
 2003.02.03 - GNU nano 1.1.99pre2 "bugs in my pockets, bugs in my
-				shoes" is released.  There are, not surprisingly, only
-				bugfixes in this release as we move toward the stable
-				1.2.0 release.  Fixes are included for translatable
-				string format, subexpression replacement, constant
-				cursor position, invalid search regexes, justify, screen
-				state on SIGHUP and SIGTERM, cutting to end cuts with
-				long lines, many file browser and operating directory
-				bugs, memory and file descriptor leaks, marker code,
-				spell checker, the mouse code with long lines, multiple
-				buffers and non-file open errors, replacement string
-				length, and a silly but serious history message crash.
-				There is also a drastic improvement in CPU utilization
-				for the color regex code.
-						Depending on the number of bugs found in this
-				release, there may be a 1.1.99pre3 or RC1, or just a
-				1.2.0 release.  Most of the major bugs seem to have been
-				worked out, so if you are waiting for a good time to
-				test nano before the official 1.2.0 release, this would
-				be the one to use.  Happy bug hunting!
+             shoes" is released.  There are, not surprisingly, only
+             bugfixes in this release as we move toward the stable
+             1.2.0 release.  Fixes are included for translatable
+             string format, subexpression replacement, constant
+             cursor position, invalid search regexes, justify, screen
+             state on SIGHUP and SIGTERM, cutting to end cuts with
+             long lines, many file browser and operating directory
+             bugs, memory and file descriptor leaks, marker code,
+             spell checker, the mouse code with long lines, multiple
+             buffers and non-file open errors, replacement string
+             length, and a silly but serious history message crash.
+             There is also a drastic improvement in CPU utilization
+             for the color regex code.
+                 Depending on the number of bugs found in this
+             release, there may be a 1.1.99pre3 or RC1, or just a
+             1.2.0 release.  Most of the major bugs seem to have been
+             worked out, so if you are waiting for a good time to
+             test nano before the official 1.2.0 release, this would
+             be the one to use.  Happy bug hunting!
 
 2003.01.17 - GNU nano 1.1.99pre1 "enough already" has been released.
-				This release is, barring bug fixes and documentation
-				updates, what version 1.2.0 has looked like, feature
-				wise.  There will very likely be bugs, just due the
-				volume of changes made in this release.  Search and
-				replace string history has been added, including an
-				option to log history to ~/.nano_history (-H,
-				--historylog).  Because of this, the Pico incompatible
-				search/replace string behavior that used to be the
-				default has been deleted.  The old "pico" flag (-p) is
-				now compatible with Pico's "preserve" mode for allowing
-				flow control characters; by default this version ignores
-				both ^Q and ^S.  The --disable-wrapping-as-root
-				configure option has been forward ported from version
-				1.0.x, and a new flag to enable all extra options
-				(--enable-all) has been added.  The internal spell
-				checker has been improved, meaning you will now be
-				prompted only once for each unique capitalization of a
-				given word.
-						There have also been lots of bug fixes,
-				including the "trying to insert a directory name in
-				multibuffer mode bug", the ugly spell checker scrolling,
-				the color code, cutting text crashes, justification,
-				deleting the "magic line" via replace, and cursor
-				positioning on the statusbar.  There have also been the
-				usual helping of translation and documentation updates.
-						Please send all new feedback on this release
-				direct to the development list (nano-devel@gnu.org).
+             This release is, barring bug fixes and documentation
+             updates, what version 1.2.0 has looked like, feature
+             wise.  There will very likely be bugs, just due the
+             volume of changes made in this release.  Search and
+             replace string history has been added, including an
+             option to log history to ~/.nano_history (-H,
+             --historylog).  Because of this, the Pico incompatible
+             search/replace string behavior that used to be the
+             default has been deleted.  The old "pico" flag (-p) is
+             now compatible with Pico's "preserve" mode for allowing
+             flow control characters; by default this version ignores
+             both ^Q and ^S.  The --disable-wrapping-as-root
+             configure option has been forward ported from version
+             1.0.x, and a new flag to enable all extra options
+             (--enable-all) has been added.  The internal spell
+             checker has been improved, meaning you will now be
+             prompted only once for each unique capitalization of a
+             given word.
+                 There have also been lots of bug fixes,
+             including the "trying to insert a directory name in
+             multibuffer mode bug", the ugly spell checker scrolling,
+             the color code, cutting text crashes, justification,
+             deleting the "magic line" via replace, and cursor
+             positioning on the statusbar.  There have also been the
+             usual helping of translation and documentation updates.
+                 Please send all new feedback on this release
+             direct to the development list (nano-devel@gnu.org).
 
 2002.10.24 - GNU nano 1.1.12 "Make Jordi happy" is released.  This
-				release demonstrates that nano is starting to freeze for
-				version 1.2.  New features include a Meta-Y toggle for
-				syntax highlighting, pluralized i18n, and a handler for
-				SIGTERM.  Nano now ignores XOFF (^S) to stop accidental
-				lock-ups, and no longer references malloc.h.
-						Also included are fixes for zero-length regex
-				matches, segfaults with --disable-mouse, justification,
-				memory corruption with the browser, version and help
-				cmdline output, and translation updates.  Aside from the
-				(currently up in the air) search history behavior, the
-				next version of nano should be 1.1.99pre1.  Have fun!
+             release demonstrates that nano is starting to freeze for
+             version 1.2.  New features include a Meta-Y toggle for
+             syntax highlighting, pluralized i18n, and a handler for
+             SIGTERM.  Nano now ignores XOFF (^S) to stop accidental
+             lock-ups, and no longer references malloc.h.
+                 Also included are fixes for zero-length regex
+             matches, segfaults with --disable-mouse, justification,
+             memory corruption with the browser, version and help
+             cmdline output, and translation updates.  Aside from the
+             (currently up in the air) search history behavior, the
+             next version of nano should be 1.1.99pre1.  Have fun!
 
 2002.10.01 - GNU nano 1.1.11 "Oddball" is released.  This release
-				features a new version of gettext, a new and improved
-				syntax highlighting engine, and some updates for the
-				nanorc.sample file.  The toggles for case sensitivity
-				(Meta-C) and regular expressions (Meta-R) have changed
-				in the search and replace prompts, multibuffer status is
-				now displayed and can be toggled from the insert file
-				menu, and some wrapping behavior that changed in 1.1.10
-				has reverted.  The --enable-color warning was also made
-				less severe, as the color syntax code has improved, and
-				nano now uses extended regexes in the .nanorc file.
-						Also included are fixes for various memory
-				leaks, the operating directory option, username tab
-				completion, the page_up and down arrow, go to previous
-				word and next word, nanorc parser and line wrapping
-				code.  Have fun!
+             features a new version of gettext, a new and improved
+             syntax highlighting engine, and some updates for the
+             nanorc.sample file.  The toggles for case sensitivity
+             (Meta-C) and regular expressions (Meta-R) have changed
+             in the search and replace prompts, multibuffer status is
+             now displayed and can be toggled from the insert file
+             menu, and some wrapping behavior that changed in 1.1.10
+             has reverted.  The --enable-color warning was also made
+             less severe, as the color syntax code has improved, and
+             nano now uses extended regexes in the .nanorc file.
+                 Also included are fixes for various memory
+             leaks, the operating directory option, username tab
+             completion, the page_up and down arrow, go to previous
+             word and next word, nanorc parser and line wrapping
+             code.  Have fun!
 
 2002.07.25 - At long last!  GNU nano 1.1.10 "What didn't we break?" is
-				released.  This version of GNU nano features version
-				0.11.2 of gettext, building with automake 1.6, some new
-				code for displaying control characters, browser
-				improvements, a new backup file option (-B, --backup), a
-				new option to ignore rc files (-I, --ignorercfiles),
-				compatibility with -pedantic, handling null characters
-				before EOF, a slightly sportier nanorc.sample and more.
-						Fixes are included for justification,
-				the reading and writing file routines, resizing and fill
-				length, millions of memory leaks, the usage screen was
-				updated, and the --quotestr and --regexp really work
-				now ;-)  Enjoy :)
+             released.  This version of GNU nano features version
+             0.11.2 of gettext, building with automake 1.6, some new
+             code for displaying control characters, browser
+             improvements, a new backup file option (-B, --backup), a
+             new option to ignore rc files (-I, --ignorercfiles),
+             compatibility with -pedantic, handling null characters
+             before EOF, a slightly sportier nanorc.sample and more.
+                 Fixes are included for justification,
+             the reading and writing file routines, resizing and fill
+             length, millions of memory leaks, the usage screen was
+             updated, and the --quotestr and --regexp really work
+             now ;-)  Enjoy :)
 
 2002.05.12 - GNU nano 1.1.9 is released, happy Mother's Day!  This
-				release includes many new features, including a prepend
-				mode (^O,M-P), a new "syntax" command in the .nanorc to
-				allow multiple syntax highlighting types, and a new -Y,
-				--syntax flag to set a specific one if there's no
-				filename regex to match it against (i.e. w/mutt).  The
-				^space and M-space keys will now show up in the help
-				menu, which itself has been tweaked a bit, and many more
-				configure options should now cooperate (like the odd
-				pairing of --enable-tiny and --enable-multibuffer).  The
-				marker should now work when using multiple buffers, and
-				the huge memory leak in color syntax highlighting has
-				been fixed.  A lot of new stuff for everyone's favorite
-				text editor ;)  Have fun!
+             release includes many new features, including a prepend
+             mode (^O,M-P), a new "syntax" command in the .nanorc to
+             allow multiple syntax highlighting types, and a new -Y,
+             --syntax flag to set a specific one if there's no
+             filename regex to match it against (i.e. w/mutt).  The
+             ^space and M-space keys will now show up in the help
+             menu, which itself has been tweaked a bit, and many more
+             configure options should now cooperate (like the odd
+             pairing of --enable-tiny and --enable-multibuffer).  The
+             marker should now work when using multiple buffers, and
+             the huge memory leak in color syntax highlighting has
+             been fixed.  A lot of new stuff for everyone's favorite
+             text editor ;)  Have fun!
 
 2002.03.30 - GNU nano 1.1.8 is released.  New features include an
-				"Insert Output of External Command", ^R^X, and a .spec
-				file is now included in the distribution.  There are
-				cleanups in the usage code, fixes for regex parsing, the
-				file browser, the NO_CONVERT auto-detect, indented
-				justification, the internal spell checker, and a serious
-				bug where reading a file of 0 lines would hang nano.
-				Also, the "show position" code now shows the starting
-				column as 1 instead of 0.  Have fun!
+             "Insert Output of External Command", ^R^X, and a .spec
+             file is now included in the distribution.  There are
+             cleanups in the usage code, fixes for regex parsing, the
+             file browser, the NO_CONVERT auto-detect, indented
+             justification, the internal spell checker, and a serious
+             bug where reading a file of 0 lines would hang nano.
+             Also, the "show position" code now shows the starting
+             column as 1 instead of 0.  Have fun!
 
 2002.03.05 - GNU nano 1.1.7 "let's change everything and see what breaks"
-				is released.  New features include the new flags
-				-N, --noconvert (to stop any file format conversion) and
-				-Q, --quotestr (for the new quoted text justification),
-				a new tempnam() implementation to avoid silly warnings,
-				DOS and Mac file options in the Write File dialog,
-				multiple save files (file.1) for abnormal exits,
-				^C now showing column as well as character position, and
-				multibuffer allowing duplicate files, even unnamed ones.
-				Also, the static shortcut and toggle lengths are history,
-				nano now reads SYSCONFDIR/nanorc if rc file support is
-				enabled, and nano is now built with (and for rebuilding
-				requires) autoconf 2.5.
-						This release also includes fixes for some memory
-				leaks, detecting DOS and Mac file format, justification,
-				suspending keys, search & replace under various
-				conditions, variable width for shortcuts, and the usual
-				ton of translation updates.
+             is released.  New features include the new flags
+             -N, --noconvert (to stop any file format conversion) and
+             -Q, --quotestr (for the new quoted text justification),
+             a new tempnam() implementation to avoid silly warnings,
+             DOS and Mac file options in the Write File dialog,
+             multiple save files (file.1) for abnormal exits,
+             ^C now showing column as well as character position, and
+             multibuffer allowing duplicate files, even unnamed ones.
+             Also, the static shortcut and toggle lengths are history,
+             nano now reads SYSCONFDIR/nanorc if rc file support is
+             enabled, and nano is now built with (and for rebuilding
+             requires) autoconf 2.5.
+                 This release also includes fixes for some memory
+             leaks, detecting DOS and Mac file format, justification,
+             suspending keys, search & replace under various
+             conditions, variable width for shortcuts, and the usual
+             ton of translation updates.
 
 2002.01.25 - GNU nano 1.1.6 is released.  Lots of new features in this
-				release.  New Meta-keys were added as alternates for
-				control sequences: Meta-A for the marker key (^^), and
-				Meta-G for the 'goto dir' key in the file browser (^_).
-				The color syntax highlighting now supports multiple
-				lines via start="regex" end="regex" syntax, and the
-				.nanorc regex format itself has changed.  Also, the
-				gettext code was upgraded to version 0.10.40, and nano
-				will now display a message if only occurrence of a given
-				search exists.
-						For bugfixes, there are fixes for spelling,
-				stray newlines in the usage() function, suspend issues
-				with tcsh, auto-indent and wrapping clashes, ugly code
-				in rcfile.c, global variable compatibility with AIX.
-				There are also oodles of translation updates.  Have fun
-				with it.
+             release.  New Meta-keys were added as alternates for
+             control sequences: Meta-A for the marker key (^^), and
+             Meta-G for the 'goto dir' key in the file browser (^_).
+             The color syntax highlighting now supports multiple
+             lines via start="regex" end="regex" syntax, and the
+             .nanorc regex format itself has changed.  Also, the
+             gettext code was upgraded to version 0.10.40, and nano
+             will now display a message if only occurrence of a given
+             search exists.
+                 For bugfixes, there are fixes for spelling,
+             stray newlines in the usage() function, suspend issues
+             with tcsh, auto-indent and wrapping clashes, ugly code
+             in rcfile.c, global variable compatibility with AIX.
+             There are also oodles of translation updates.  Have fun
+             with it.
 
 2002.01.05 - GNU nano 1.1.5 is out.  The main new feature in this
-				release is the changed behavior of the keypad.  Nano now
-				does the Right Thing and used keypad() by default.  If
-				you wish to use the keypad arrow keys in certain
-				terminals, you may use the -K or --keypad flag to use
-				the old behavior.  Users of other OSes should see better
-				handling of their non-keypad keys in this release.
-				Other changes include more Hurd fixes, fixes parsing
-				the .nanorc, display fixes for the color syntax
-				highlighting, gettext stabilization and many translation
-				updates.  This is almost like a stable release, much
-				like in the 0.9.x series when every other release was
-				the most stable one :)  Have fun!
+             release is the changed behavior of the keypad.  Nano now
+             does the Right Thing and used keypad() by default.  If
+             you wish to use the keypad arrow keys in certain
+             terminals, you may use the -K or --keypad flag to use
+             the old behavior.  Users of other OSes should see better
+             handling of their non-keypad keys in this release.
+             Other changes include more Hurd fixes, fixes parsing
+             the .nanorc, display fixes for the color syntax
+             highlighting, gettext stabilization and many translation
+             updates.  This is almost like a stable release, much
+             like in the 0.9.x series when every other release was
+             the most stable one :)  Have fun!
 
 2001.12.11 - GNU nano 1.1.4 is released.  This release contains
-				rudimentary color syntax support (but it's still
-				broken), compatibility fixes for the Hurd and FreeBSD,
-				spell checker and wrapping fixes, and more.  It seems
-				that the amount of interest in the code is inversely
-				proportional to the amount of time since last release,
-				so it's time to show the world all the changes since
-				1.1.3 ;)  Have fun with it!
+             rudimentary color syntax support (but it's still
+             broken), compatibility fixes for the Hurd and FreeBSD,
+             spell checker and wrapping fixes, and more.  It seems
+             that the amount of interest in the code is inversely
+             proportional to the amount of time since last release,
+             so it's time to show the world all the changes since
+             1.1.3 ;)  Have fun with it!
 
 2001.10.26 - GNU nano 1.1.3 is released.  As far as new features go,
-				the help system is now available for all functions in
-				the editor.  Also, nano will also now print a message on
-				the status bar when it automatically converts a file
-				from Mac or DOS format, and trying to load a file that
-				has already been loaded in multibuffer mode will now
-				also cause an error message.  There is now a "goto
-				previous word" which you can use by hitting Meta-Space
-				Bar.
-						As for fixes, a SEVERE bug in the null_at code
-				which discarded the memory address of reallocated memory
-				has been fixed.  This is probably the biggest bug fix in
-				well over the last year of development.  There are also
-				some display fixes for when the screen shouldn't center
-				itself on cut or uncut text.  Also, the comments in the
-				header files incorrectly said that nano was distributed
-				under version 1 of the GPL when the accompanying license
-				was the GPLv2.
-						If you're using nano-1.1, it is highly
-				recommended you upgrade to this release.  If using 1.0,
-				wait for version 1.0.6 which should be available early
-				next week.  Enjoy!
+             the help system is now available for all functions in
+             the editor.  Also, nano will also now print a message on
+             the status bar when it automatically converts a file
+             from Mac or DOS format, and trying to load a file that
+             has already been loaded in multibuffer mode will now
+             also cause an error message.  There is now a "goto
+             previous word" which you can use by hitting Meta-Space
+             Bar.
+                 As for fixes, a SEVERE bug in the null_at code
+             which discarded the memory address of reallocated memory
+             has been fixed.  This is probably the biggest bug fix in
+             well over the last year of development.  There are also
+             some display fixes for when the screen shouldn't center
+             itself on cut or uncut text.  Also, the comments in the
+             header files incorrectly said that nano was distributed
+             under version 1 of the GPL when the accompanying license
+             was the GPLv2.
+                 If you're using nano-1.1, it is highly
+             recommended you upgrade to this release.  If using 1.0,
+             wait for version 1.0.6 which should be available early
+             next week.  Enjoy!
 
 2001.10.03 - GNU nano 1.1.2 is out there.  Many new features in this
-				release, including support for auto-converting from DOS
-				and Mac formatted files, as well as toggles for writing
-				out files in these formats.  Pico's -o flag has been
-				implemented, as has some new smooth scrolling code
-				(which can be used in place of the default jerky
-				scrolling behavior).  Also, there is now a "find
-				matching bracket/brace/etc" feature (Meta-]).  The
-				.nanorc file now accepts setting the tabsize, and the
-				help text at the bottom of the editor is now better
-				spaced out in the search/replace prompts.  There are
-				also the usual helping of bugfixes, translation updates
-				and, surely a bug or two.  You better get ready!
+             release, including support for auto-converting from DOS
+             and Mac formatted files, as well as toggles for writing
+             out files in these formats.  Pico's -o flag has been
+             implemented, as has some new smooth scrolling code
+             (which can be used in place of the default jerky
+             scrolling behavior).  Also, there is now a "find
+             matching bracket/brace/etc" feature (Meta-]).  The
+             .nanorc file now accepts setting the tabsize, and the
+             help text at the bottom of the editor is now better
+             spaced out in the search/replace prompts.  There are
+             also the usual helping of bugfixes, translation updates
+             and, surely a bug or two.  You better get ready!
 
 2001.07.28 - GNU nano 1.1.1 is released.  Our second 1.1 unstable
-				release features many bugfixes from the initial release,
-				in particular fixes for the multibuffer code, and
-				various compiler macro fixes.  The shortcut lists for
-				the search and replace prompts are a little more logical
-				(with cancel the last option again), and the included
-				gettext was re-downgraded to 0.10.35 due to problems on
-				the PPC platform.  GNU nano now includes its own aclocal
-				macros in the m4/ directory to allow rebuilding the
-				configure script to work on platforms regardless of
-				their gettext version.
+             release features many bugfixes from the initial release,
+             in particular fixes for the multibuffer code, and
+             various compiler macro fixes.  The shortcut lists for
+             the search and replace prompts are a little more logical
+             (with cancel the last option again), and the included
+             gettext was re-downgraded to 0.10.35 due to problems on
+             the PPC platform.  GNU nano now includes its own aclocal
+             macros in the m4/ directory to allow rebuilding the
+             configure script to work on platforms regardless of
+             their gettext version.
 
 2001.07.15 - GNU nano 1.1.0 is released.  This is the first release
-				in the 1.1.x unstable series of GNU nano.  It
-				incorporates all changes up to the 1.0.3 release, and
-				also includes many many new features, including
-				appending to as well as overwriting files, writing
-				marked text to a separate file, dynamic wrap length,
-				lots more compatibility with Pico, and new optional
-				features like .nanorc file support and multiple file
-				buffers!  All in all, plenty of new stuff that's sure to
-				introduce lots of bugs ;-)  Have fun with it, but be
-				careful, unstable means unstable.
+             in the 1.1.x unstable series of GNU nano.  It
+             incorporates all changes up to the 1.0.3 release, and
+             also includes many many new features, including
+             appending to as well as overwriting files, writing
+             marked text to a separate file, dynamic wrap length,
+             lots more compatibility with Pico, and new optional
+             features like .nanorc file support and multiple file
+             buffers!  All in all, plenty of new stuff that's sure to
+             introduce lots of bugs ;-)  Have fun with it, but be
+             careful, unstable means unstable.
 
 
 2001.07.01 - GNU nano 1.0.3 is the "mutt" release.  This release
-				features oodles of bug fixes with cutting text,
-				especially with the -k (cut to end) option.  There is
-				also a new suspend handler which should make nano play
-				better with mutt (the code for which came from mutt
-				itself; many many thanks to Jordi Mallach and Tom Lear
-				for working late into the night fixing this).  Nano now
-				also features mutt's case insensitive string compare
-				function for more speed and less memory usage.  Two new
-				translations are included, Ukrainian and Russian.
+             features oodles of bug fixes with cutting text,
+             especially with the -k (cut to end) option.  There is
+             also a new suspend handler which should make nano play
+             better with mutt (the code for which came from mutt
+             itself; many many thanks to Jordi Mallach and Tom Lear
+             for working late into the night fixing this).  Nano now
+             also features mutt's case insensitive string compare
+             function for more speed and less memory usage.  Two new
+             translations are included, Ukrainian and Russian.
 
 2001.05.12 - GNU nano 1.0.2 is the "just the bugfixes ma'am" release.
-				The most noticeable fixes are for display errors using
-				page up/down with the marker code, and view mode (-v)
-				not stopping the replace function.  Other fixes include
-				being able to use the arrow keys while holding down the
-				ctrl key in certain TERMs, and there are many
-				documentation updates and spelling tweaks.  We also have
-				a new Galician translation (provided by Jacobo Tarrío).
-				Have fun with it!
+             The most noticeable fixes are for display errors using
+             page up/down with the marker code, and view mode (-v)
+             not stopping the replace function.  Other fixes include
+             being able to use the arrow keys while holding down the
+             ctrl key in certain TERMs, and there are many
+             documentation updates and spelling tweaks.  We also have
+             a new Galician translation (provided by Jacobo Tarrío).
+             Have fun with it!
 
 2001.04.06 - GNU nano 1.0.1 is out there.  The only new feature is a
-				configure option for those who want to disable all word
-				wrapping from nano, --disable-wrapping.  Bug fixes this
-				release include some bugs with autoconf and i18n, and
-				several fixes in the file browser including a segfault
-				on Solaris, symlinks to directories now work properly,
-				and nano now sorts files case insensitively like Pilot.
-				Have fun with it.
+             configure option for those who want to disable all word
+             wrapping from nano, --disable-wrapping.  Bug fixes this
+             release include some bugs with autoconf and i18n, and
+             several fixes in the file browser including a segfault
+             on Solaris, symlinks to directories now work properly,
+             and nano now sorts files case insensitively like Pilot.
+             Have fun with it.
 
 2001.03.22 - GNU Nano 1.0 is released!  The autoindent wrapping bug
-				has been fixed, as well as a strange bug when using Pico
-				mode and regex search.  There have also been some minor
-				spelling and documentation updates.  As stated on the
-				website, there are currently no known bugs with nano,
-				but some will pop up eventually and they will be
-				addressed in subsequent releases.  We hope you enjoy
-				this first stable release of nano, and as always,
-				feedback is welcome!  <nano@nano-editor.org>
+             has been fixed, as well as a strange bug when using Pico
+             mode and regex search.  There have also been some minor
+             spelling and documentation updates.  As stated on the
+             website, there are currently no known bugs with nano,
+             but some will pop up eventually and they will be
+             addressed in subsequent releases.  We hope you enjoy
+             this first stable release of nano, and as always,
+             feedback is welcome!  <nano@nano-editor.org>
 
 
 2001.02.19 - Nano 0.9.99pre3 brings a lot of changes!  The most important
-				being that nano is now officially a GNU program.  Some
-				changes have been made for GNU compatibility (like in the
-				default list of shortcuts: "^G Get Help" is now listed
-				and "^_ Goto Line" is not).  The Yes/No/All keys have
-				finally been internationalized also.  All in all, quite
-				a few changes, considering nano is supposed to be in
-				a code freeze.  But there are the usual helping of
-				bugfixes, a nasty bug when cutting text in -k mode and
-				some compatibility issues with older ncurses libraries
-				have also been fixed.  All in all, a lot to see.
+             being that nano is now officially a GNU program.  Some
+             changes have been made for GNU compatibility (like in the
+             default list of shortcuts: "^G Get Help" is now listed
+             and "^_ Goto Line" is not).  The Yes/No/All keys have
+             finally been internationalized also.  All in all, quite
+             a few changes, considering nano is supposed to be in
+             a code freeze.  But there are the usual helping of
+             bugfixes, a nasty bug when cutting text in -k mode and
+             some compatibility issues with older ncurses libraries
+             have also been fixed.  All in all, a lot to see.
 
 2001.01.31 - Nano 0.9.99pre2 is released.  Not surprisingly, all that is
-				new is bugfixes, bugfixes, bugfixes.  There were a few
-				cleanups in unneeded global variables and duplicate
-				functions, but most is just fixing.  Specifically, there
-				is now a preliminary (read: needs testing) fix for
-				resizing the editor in any mode other than normal edit
-				mode.  Other fixes include some more tab completion
-				segfaults, and a silly segfault that occurred when
-				successfully writing a file on the 2nd try (i.e. after
-				an initial write error).  Slowly but surely, on toward
-				1.0 we travel.
+             new is bugfixes, bugfixes, bugfixes.  There were a few
+             cleanups in unneeded global variables and duplicate
+             functions, but most is just fixing.  Specifically, there
+             is now a preliminary (read: needs testing) fix for
+             resizing the editor in any mode other than normal edit
+             mode.  Other fixes include some more tab completion
+             segfaults, and a silly segfault that occurred when
+             successfully writing a file on the 2nd try (i.e. after
+             an initial write error).  Slowly but surely, on toward
+             1.0 we travel.
 
 2001.01.17 - Nano 0.9.99pre1 is released.  This is the first pre-1.0
-				release of nano, and is also the first release since the
-				code freeze for nano 1.0.  Don't expect (or request) any
-				new features between now and nano 1.0, only bugfixes,
-				optimizations and doc/translation updates.  For fixes, a
-				nasty segfault when trying to insert one's home
-				directory (~), some checks for the NumLock key making
-				the keypad go awry, window size sanity checks, many
-				autoconf fixes, and support for the KDE Konsole keypad
-				layout.  Have fun.
+             release of nano, and is also the first release since the
+             code freeze for nano 1.0.  Don't expect (or request) any
+             new features between now and nano 1.0, only bugfixes,
+             optimizations and doc/translation updates.  For fixes, a
+             nasty segfault when trying to insert one's home
+             directory (~), some checks for the NumLock key making
+             the keypad go awry, window size sanity checks, many
+             autoconf fixes, and support for the KDE Konsole keypad
+             layout.  Have fun.
 
 2001.01.07 - Nano 0.9.25 is the "Just one more feature I swear!"
-				release.  It includes one new feature that Pico has had
-				forever, a built-in file browser.  Since not everyone
-				may want this option, there is a --disable-browser
-				option to the configure script as well.  Other changes
-				include slightly different keypad handling, and a bugfix
-				for crashes when tab completion in certain instances.
-				Have fun and Happy New Year!
+             release.  It includes one new feature that Pico has had
+             forever, a built-in file browser.  Since not everyone
+             may want this option, there is a --disable-browser
+             option to the configure script as well.  Other changes
+             include slightly different keypad handling, and a bugfix
+             for crashes when tab completion in certain instances.
+             Have fun and Happy New Year!
 
 2000.12.18 - Nano 0.9.24 is released.  This version contains the last of
-				the security fixes for writing files, as well as for a
-				nasty segfault when nano is unable to open a file for
-				reading, among other fixes.  Nano also now cowardly
-				refuses to open device files, to stop silly things like
-				trying to open /dev/zero.  New features include being
-				Able to use Meta-Meta-<key> as Control-<key>, better
-				HURD support, and some new flags have been added for
-				Pico compatibility.  Upgrading to this version is highly
-				recommended.
+             the security fixes for writing files, as well as for a
+             nasty segfault when nano is unable to open a file for
+             reading, among other fixes.  Nano also now cowardly
+             refuses to open device files, to stop silly things like
+             trying to open /dev/zero.  New features include being
+             Able to use Meta-Meta-<key> as Control-<key>, better
+             HURD support, and some new flags have been added for
+             Pico compatibility.  Upgrading to this version is highly
+             recommended.
 
 2000.12.08 - Nano 0.9.23 is the "race conditions bite" release.  The
-				main reason for this release is the less-than-optimal
-				fix for the security issue in nano with following
-				symbolic links.  Hopefully this will fix the problem
-				permanently.  The --nofollow option also works again for
-				those who are real security nuts.  There are also some
-				display and search fixes, and the --disable-spell
-				function was renamed to --disable-speller to be in line
-				with nano and Pico's "speller" term.
+             main reason for this release is the less-than-optimal
+             fix for the security issue in nano with following
+             symbolic links.  Hopefully this will fix the problem
+             permanently.  The --nofollow option also works again for
+             those who are real security nuts.  There are also some
+             display and search fixes, and the --disable-spell
+             function was renamed to --disable-speller to be in line
+             with nano and Pico's "speller" term.
 
 2000.12.02 - Nano 0.9.22 is released, with many more changes and
-				additions than imaginable.  The most important change is
-				a fix for unsafe handling of symbolic links which could
-				lead to symlink attacks if nano were to exit because of
-				an error or signal.  Also there are better checks when
-				saving files.
-					As for new features, username tab completion is now
-				working well, the internal spell checker code has been
-				tweaked, you can now unjustify if you don't like how the
-				justify formatted your text, and there are more options
-				for configure, including --disable-spell and
-				--disable-justify and --enable-extra (for those who like
-				surprises).  All in all, a whole lot of changes in a
-				little over a week.
+             additions than imaginable.  The most important change is
+             a fix for unsafe handling of symbolic links which could
+             lead to symlink attacks if nano were to exit because of
+             an error or signal.  Also there are better checks when
+             saving files.
+                 As for new features, username tab completion is now
+             working well, the internal spell checker code has been
+             tweaked, you can now unjustify if you don't like how the
+             justify formatted your text, and there are more options
+             for configure, including --disable-spell and
+             --disable-justify and --enable-extra (for those who like
+             surprises).  All in all, a whole lot of changes in a
+             little over a week.
 
 2000.11.23 - Happy Thanksgiving!  Nano 0.9.21 is our "last version was
-				a big turkey" release.  It fixes several bugs introduced
-				by the previous version, as well as a few long- standing
-				display bugs.  All 0.9.20 users are strongly encouraged
-				to upgrade to this release.
+             a big turkey" release.  It fixes several bugs introduced
+             by the previous version, as well as a few long- standing
+             display bugs.  All 0.9.20 users are strongly encouraged
+             to upgrade to this release.
 
 2000.11.18 - Nano 0.9.20 is finally out the door.  Probably the biggest
-				change is the brand new way nano displays previous
-				search and replace strings (they are now editable!)
-				This is a break from Pico's (inconsistent) interface, so
-				if you don't like the new way, "Pico" mode (-p on the
-				command line or Meta-P within nano) still works the
-				"old" way.
-					Other new features include being able to deal with
-				search strings of any length, a new internal spell
-				feature (courtesy of Mr. Rocco Corsi) and tab completion
-				when reading in or writing out files!  There's also the
-				usual billion or so bug fixes.  Feedback on this release
-				is welcome because so much has changed, especially with
-				the previous string display in search and replace.
-				Email -> nano@nano-editor.org <-.  If you like
-				something, don't like something, or just want to order a
-				pizza, let us know!
+             change is the brand new way nano displays previous
+             search and replace strings (they are now editable!)
+             This is a break from Pico's (inconsistent) interface, so
+             if you don't like the new way, "Pico" mode (-p on the
+             command line or Meta-P within nano) still works the
+             "old" way.
+                 Other new features include being able to deal with
+             search strings of any length, a new internal spell
+             feature (courtesy of Mr. Rocco Corsi) and tab completion
+             when reading in or writing out files!  There's also the
+             usual billion or so bug fixes.  Feedback on this release
+             is welcome because so much has changed, especially with
+             the previous string display in search and replace.
+             Email -> nano@nano-editor.org <-.  If you like
+             something, don't like something, or just want to order a
+             pizza, let us know!
 
 2000.10.02 - Nano 0.9.19 is the "Chris is getting married in less than
-				a week and needs a distraction" release.  There are only
-				a few actual code changes, mainly portability and
-				compiler warning fixes.  Nano now also supports
-				PDCurses, which enables easily-built nano executables
-				for Windows NT and 95/98 for the brave.  The official
-				nano site has changed (again) as well, check out
-				www.nano-editor.org for all the latest nano schtuff.
+             a week and needs a distraction" release.  There are only
+             a few actual code changes, mainly portability and
+             compiler warning fixes.  Nano now also supports
+             PDCurses, which enables easily-built nano executables
+             for Windows NT and 95/98 for the brave.  The official
+             nano site has changed (again) as well, check out
+             www.nano-editor.org for all the latest nano schtuff.
 
 2000.09.18 - Nano 0.9.18 is unleashed.  It has some new keyboard
-				handling code, Cygwin support out of the box, and a more
-				portable handler for the NOHELP toggle.  There is also a
-				fix for a somewhat serious bug whereby trying to insert
-				a directory instead of a normal file would destroy the
-				contents of the editor.  A must-see.  Four stars.
+             handling code, Cygwin support out of the box, and a more
+             portable handler for the NOHELP toggle.  There is also a
+             fix for a somewhat serious bug whereby trying to insert
+             a directory instead of a normal file would destroy the
+             contents of the editor.  A must-see.  Four stars.
 
 2000.09.04 - Nano 0.9.17, the Labor Day release, is released after a
-				quiet spell (almost an entire month since last release!)
-				New features include better (not yet perfect) binary
-				display support and toggle support for most of the
-				program flags (M-c, M-i, M-z, M-x, M-p, M-w, M-m, M-k
-				and M-e for -c, -i, -z, -x, -p, -w, -m, -k, and -R).
+             quiet spell (almost an entire month since last release!)
+             New features include better (not yet perfect) binary
+             display support and toggle support for most of the
+             program flags (M-c, M-i, M-z, M-x, M-p, M-w, M-m, M-k
+             and M-e for -c, -i, -z, -x, -p, -w, -m, -k, and -R).
 
 2000.08.09 - Nano 0.9.16, after some struggling, is released.  This
-				release should fix a few of the holes that 0.9.15 dug.
-				The "cutting text on the first line" bug is fixed, as is
-				the "cutting text on the last line" bug.  Nice symmetry
-				there huh?  Also the --tabsize argument should now work
-				as well as by using -T.
+             release should fix a few of the holes that 0.9.15 dug.
+             The "cutting text on the first line" bug is fixed, as is
+             the "cutting text on the last line" bug.  Nice symmetry
+             there huh?  Also the --tabsize argument should now work
+             as well as by using -T.
 
 2000.08.03 - Nano 0.9.15 is the "I can't think of a release description"
-				release.  There are the usual gala of display bugfixes,
-				a fix for the nasty bug in -k mode that could create
-				a loop in the file being edited, and some other code
-				cleanup.  Also, the -T option should now work regardless
-				of the curses library used.  Yay.
+             release.  There are the usual gala of display bugfixes,
+             a fix for the nasty bug in -k mode that could create
+             a loop in the file being edited, and some other code
+             cleanup.  Also, the -T option should now work regardless
+             of the curses library used.  Yay.
 
 2000.07.27 - Nano 0.9.14 is officially the "13 is so unlucky it should
-				be skipped as a version number" release.  One typo
-				caused unending problems (calling nano with either -t or
-				-k caused both flags to be used).  The -k code is also
-				now closer in functionality to Pico's -k mode; please
-				note that this code is not finished yet.  Working on
-				this code has made me realize that there is not enough
-				abstraction in the code, and I will be working on that
-				for the next release.  Until then, have fun with this
-				version.
+             be skipped as a version number" release.  One typo
+             caused unending problems (calling nano with either -t or
+             -k caused both flags to be used).  The -k code is also
+             now closer in functionality to Pico's -k mode; please
+             note that this code is not finished yet.  Working on
+             this code has made me realize that there is not enough
+             abstraction in the code, and I will be working on that
+             for the next release.  Until then, have fun with this
+             version.
 
 2000.07.23 - Nano 0.9.13 has a few new bits and bobs, most notably the
-				-k option from Pico (cut to end of line).  The majority
-				of changes in this release are bugfixes, however,
-				including the usual display fixes and fixes for writing
-				to symbolic links and unwritable files.  Barring any
-				other major changes, this should be the feature set for
-				nano 1.0, whenever it might be released =-)
+             -k option from Pico (cut to end of line).  The majority
+             of changes in this release are bugfixes, however,
+             including the usual display fixes and fixes for writing
+             to symbolic links and unwritable files.  Barring any
+             other major changes, this should be the feature set for
+             nano 1.0, whenever it might be released =-)
 
 2000.07.07 - Nano 0.9.12 (the "lucky day" release) is bursting with
-				new features, bug fixes, and yummy fruit flavor.  For
-				changes, the alternate replace keystroke ^W^T is now
-				^W^R to be compatible with later versions of Pico.  ^W^T
-				is now goto line, again for Pico compatibility.  As for
-				new features, the wonderful/hated magic line code has
-				returned with a vengeance!  Also, regular expression
-				searches and replaces have been incorporated via the -R
-				flag.  And, of course, there are the usual helping of
-				display and other bug fixes to top it all off.
+             new features, bug fixes, and yummy fruit flavor.  For
+             changes, the alternate replace keystroke ^W^T is now
+             ^W^R to be compatible with later versions of Pico.  ^W^T
+             is now goto line, again for Pico compatibility.  As for
+             new features, the wonderful/hated magic line code has
+             returned with a vengeance!  Also, regular expression
+             searches and replaces have been incorporated via the -R
+             flag.  And, of course, there are the usual helping of
+             display and other bug fixes to top it all off.
 
 2000.06.20 - Nano 0.9.11 presents drastic rewrites of the most buggy
-				routines in the program, specifically the wrapping code
-				and almost all of the display routines.  There are many
-				improvements and bugfixes to the display subsystem in
-				general, but there may be bugs lurking yet.  Also, after
-				many MANY requests, there is now an option to set the
-				displayed tab width (-T, --tabsize).  Note that this
-				function just changes the way tabs LOOK in the editor,
-				the tabs you input are still real tabs of normal width
-				(usually 8 characters); nano just makes them look
-				smaller or bigger while in the editor.  New in the
-				translation department is an Indonesian translation
-				(id).
+             routines in the program, specifically the wrapping code
+             and almost all of the display routines.  There are many
+             improvements and bugfixes to the display subsystem in
+             general, but there may be bugs lurking yet.  Also, after
+             many MANY requests, there is now an option to set the
+             displayed tab width (-T, --tabsize).  Note that this
+             function just changes the way tabs LOOK in the editor,
+             the tabs you input are still real tabs of normal width
+             (usually 8 characters); nano just makes them look
+             smaller or bigger while in the editor.  New in the
+             translation department is an Indonesian translation
+             (id).
 
 2000.06.06 - Nano 0.9.10 is primarily a bugfix for the loss of SIGINT
-				when using "run and terminate" flags (for example,
-				--help).  There are also some minor documentation
-				updates.  This version of nano is the most stable in
-				quite some time, and is likely to be the most stable for
-				awhile.  Users are encouraged to upgrade to this
-				version.
+             when using "run and terminate" flags (for example,
+             --help).  There are also some minor documentation
+             updates.  This version of nano is the most stable in
+             quite some time, and is likely to be the most stable for
+             awhile.  Users are encouraged to upgrade to this
+             version.
 
 2000.05.31 - Nano 0.9.9 introduces much better working i18n support,
-				more portability, and a ton of bugfixes.  While nano is
-				not likely anywhere near 1.0 in terms of code quality,
-				it gets a quantum leap closer with this release.
+             more portability, and a ton of bugfixes.  While nano is
+             not likely anywhere near 1.0 in terms of code quality,
+             it gets a quantum leap closer with this release.
 
 2000.05.18 - Nano 0.9.8 (the 'what broke now?' release) should fix
-				the resize crash people have been experiencing.  It also
-				offers a new input method that should allow nano to do
-				things the right way (like ^S, ^Q, custom suspend keys)
-				and hopefully won't break with non-US keyboards.  There
-				are also the obligatory display fixes and speedups.
-				Have fun with it.
+             the resize crash people have been experiencing.  It also
+             offers a new input method that should allow nano to do
+             things the right way (like ^S, ^Q, custom suspend keys)
+             and hopefully won't break with non-US keyboards.  There
+             are also the obligatory display fixes and speedups.
+             Have fun with it.
 
 2000.05.14 - Nano 0.9.7 (the Mother's Day release) continues in the long
-				line of display fixes, and also fixes the broken symlink
-				behavior (i.e. symlinks weren't being followed by
-				default).  Hopefully all major bugs can be worked out
-				soon and we can have a 1.0 release before the end of the
-				year, but who knows.
+             line of display fixes, and also fixes the broken symlink
+             behavior (i.e. symlinks weren't being followed by
+             default).  Hopefully all major bugs can be worked out
+             soon and we can have a 1.0 release before the end of the
+             year, but who knows.
 
 2000.05.08 - Nano 0.9.6 cleans up a lot of the display bugs that 0.9.5
-				uncovered.  There are improvements (and some remaining
-				segfaults) in the wrapping code, and even more display
-				optimizations.  I would still say 0.9.4 or 0.9.2 are the
-				most stable versions of nano to date, but this one may
-				not be too bad =-)
+             uncovered.  There are improvements (and some remaining
+             segfaults) in the wrapping code, and even more display
+             optimizations.  I would still say 0.9.4 or 0.9.2 are the
+             most stable versions of nano to date, but this one may
+             not be too bad =-)
 
 2000.05.01 - Nano 0.9.5 attempts to speed up the display of text
-				to be at least somewhat reasonable.  Much code profiling
-				has been done to reduce the ridiculous number of
-				redundant display updates.  This will probably expose a
-				lot of bugs that can then be fixed, so this release is
-				probably not for the faint of heart.  For anyone
-				curious, I would call nano 0.9.2 the most stable version
-				recently, so use that if you're not particularly
-				concerned with being on the bleeding edge.
+             to be at least somewhat reasonable.  Much code profiling
+             has been done to reduce the ridiculous number of
+             redundant display updates.  This will probably expose a
+             lot of bugs that can then be fixed, so this release is
+             probably not for the faint of heart.  For anyone
+             curious, I would call nano 0.9.2 the most stable version
+             recently, so use that if you're not particularly
+             concerned with being on the bleeding edge.
 
 2000.04.25 - Nano 0.9.4 fixes some problems in 0.9.3 with the last
-				line code and related segfaults.  It also now has much
-				better handling for 8-bit characters.  The --enable-tiny
-				code also produces a smaller executable.
+             line code and related segfaults.  It also now has much
+             better handling for 8-bit characters.  The --enable-tiny
+             code also produces a smaller executable.
 
 2000.04.19 - Nano 0.9.3 is officially the "Micro$oft" release.  It
-				underscores the recent problem of bugfixes introducing
-				more bugs than they fix.  The most important change to
-				this version of nano is the removal of the "magic line".
-				You will no longer see a blank line at the end of the
-				file.  If you want a new line at the end of your file,
-				you'll have to hit enter to get one.
-
-				NOTE: THIS BREAKS COMPATIBILITY WITH PICO.
-				Unfortunately, this feature has been causing many many
-				problems with nano so it is being removed for the time
-				being, and perhaps indefinitely.
-
-				Other new stuff includes an --enable-tiny option to make
-				nano ultra small (disabling i18n, detailed help and the
-				marker and mouse code), and --with-slang to use the
-				slang libraries instead of ncurses.
+             underscores the recent problem of bugfixes introducing
+             more bugs than they fix.  The most important change to
+             this version of nano is the removal of the "magic line".
+             You will no longer see a blank line at the end of the
+             file.  If you want a new line at the end of your file,
+             you'll have to hit enter to get one.
+
+             NOTE: THIS BREAKS COMPATIBILITY WITH PICO.
+             Unfortunately, this feature has been causing many many
+             problems with nano so it is being removed for the time
+             being, and perhaps indefinitely.
+
+             Other new stuff includes an --enable-tiny option to make
+             nano ultra small (disabling i18n, detailed help and the
+             marker and mouse code), and --with-slang to use the
+             slang libraries instead of ncurses.
 
 2000.04.15 - Nano 0.9.2 just fixes the serious segfault problem if
-				nano is invoked any way other than using the absolute
-				path.  The bug was in the new code for checking whether
-				nano is invoked as 'pico'.
+             nano is invoked any way other than using the absolute
+             path.  The bug was in the new code for checking whether
+             nano is invoked as 'pico'.
 
 2000.04.14 - Nano 0.9.1 has some more Pico compatibility built-in.  The
-				option to switch to/from Search and Search/Replace (^T)
-				is now available, and nano now displays the more
-				Pico-like shortcut list when invoked as 'pico' (i.e. if
-				'pico' is a symlink to nano).  There is an important
-				change to the handling of symbolic links as well.  Now,
-				nano does the "correct" thing and automatically writes
-				to the object of the symlink, rather than replace the
-				symlink with the updated file.  This behavior is still
-				available with the --nofollow or -l flags.
-					Other new things include a fix for the infamous
-				"recursive replace" bug, and more bugfixes in the
-				wrapping code.
+             option to switch to/from Search and Search/Replace (^T)
+             is now available, and nano now displays the more
+             Pico-like shortcut list when invoked as 'pico' (i.e. if
+             'pico' is a symlink to nano).  There is an important
+             change to the handling of symbolic links as well.  Now,
+             nano does the "correct" thing and automatically writes
+             to the object of the symlink, rather than replace the
+             symlink with the updated file.  This behavior is still
+             available with the --nofollow or -l flags.
+                 Other new things include a fix for the infamous
+             "recursive replace" bug, and more bugfixes in the
+             wrapping code.
 
 2000.04.07 - Nano 0.9.0 has some updates, new language support and
-				a much better refresh setup (It's still not great,
-				but...)  There should also be more stability editing
-				long lines, as there was a stupid mistake in the
-				update_line call.  Silly me =)
+             a much better refresh setup (It's still not great,
+             but...)  There should also be more stability editing
+             long lines, as there was a stupid mistake in the
+             update_line call.  Silly me =)
 
 2000.03.22 - Nano 0.8.9 is basically just a bugfix release of 0.8.8
-				to reflect the current stagnant status of the project.
-				Most things work, the rest doesn't doesn't work because
-				(a) I can't fix it or I would have already done so, and
-				(b) the amount of patches I'm receiving right now is
-				quite negligible.  Fortunately, this release marks the
-				first release since I have acquired ownership of the
-				nano pages on SourceForge.  Here's hoping SF will get us
-				some more visibility, translators and patches.
+             to reflect the current stagnant status of the project.
+             Most things work, the rest doesn't doesn't work because
+             (a) I can't fix it or I would have already done so, and
+             (b) the amount of patches I'm receiving right now is
+             quite negligible.  Fortunately, this release marks the
+             first release since I have acquired ownership of the
+             nano pages on SourceForge.  Here's hoping SF will get us
+             some more visibility, translators and patches.
 
 2000.03.12 - After a hiatus, I have finally moved (not unpacked though)
-				to my new home into Albany.  Thus I should now have more
-				time to work on nano.  Nano 0.8.8, the "dear god what
-				broke this time?" release, incorporates patches for both
-				i18n and many bugfixes.  It is VERY likely something
-				broke this version, and it's likely I didn't even apply
-				the i18n stuff properly, so *it* may not even work.
-
-				I would like to announce that I'm going to need
-				translations soonish, so if you are fluent in other
-				languages than English (or even better, if your native
-				language is not English) and you would like to submit a
-				translation file to me, please feel free to do so.  If
-				you do, I will list your name and email in the AUTHORS
-				file as the maintainer of the .po file, and from then on
-				it is yours to take care of and keep up to date.
+             to my new home into Albany.  Thus I should now have more
+             time to work on nano.  Nano 0.8.8, the "dear god what
+             broke this time?" release, incorporates patches for both
+             i18n and many bugfixes.  It is VERY likely something
+             broke this version, and it's likely I didn't even apply
+             the i18n stuff properly, so *it* may not even work.
+
+             I would like to announce that I'm going to need
+             translations soonish, so if you are fluent in other
+             languages than English (or even better, if your native
+             language is not English) and you would like to submit a
+             translation file to me, please feel free to do so.  If
+             you do, I will list your name and email in the AUTHORS
+             file as the maintainer of the .po file, and from then on
+             it is yours to take care of and keep up to date.
 
 2000.03.01 - Well, to continue my trend of going back on my previous
-				release's comments, nano 0.8.7 is released.  The
-				crashing behavior was still occurring, and this most
-				recent fix also fixes some other wrapping problems, so
-				here you go.  There may be another release soon, there
-				may not be, is that vague enough? =)
+             release's comments, nano 0.8.7 is released.  The
+             crashing behavior was still occurring, and this most
+             recent fix also fixes some other wrapping problems, so
+             here you go.  There may be another release soon, there
+             may not be, is that vague enough? =)
 
 2000.02.25 - More minor bugfixes in 0.8.6, the bizarre behavior at the
-				end of a page has ceased, thankfully.  I'm also moving
-				next weekend, so don't be shocked if you don't see a new
-				version of nano next week  =-)
+             end of a page has ceased, thankfully.  I'm also moving
+             next weekend, so don't be shocked if you don't see a new
+             version of nano next week  =-)
 
 2000.02.11 - Okay, here we go again.  Aside from a few minor fixes and
-				some under-the-hood changes, you won't notice much
-				different in this version of nano.  I haven't gotten
-				much feedback on the help feature, is it simply amazing
-				or does no one care?  Write and let me know! =)
+             some under-the-hood changes, you won't notice much
+             different in this version of nano.  I haven't gotten
+             much feedback on the help feature, is it simply amazing
+             or does no one care?  Write and let me know! =)
 
 2000.02.08 - Nano 0.8.3 marks the first time in a long time that there
-				has been more than three days since the last release.
-				New features include an initial help mode (YAY!),
-				hopefully much more support for i18n out of the box, and
-				a flag for more Pico compatibility in the shortcut lists
-				displayed.  This release also marks the new nano
-				distribution site, http://www.asty.org/nano and email
-				address nano@asty.org for bugs, etc.
+             has been more than three days since the last release.
+             New features include an initial help mode (YAY!),
+             hopefully much more support for i18n out of the box, and
+             a flag for more Pico compatibility in the shortcut lists
+             displayed.  This release also marks the new nano
+             distribution site, http://www.asty.org/nano and email
+             address nano@asty.org for bugs, etc.
 
 2000.02.02 - Okay, I hate to go back on what I said in the last release,
-				but I may be changing jobs very soon.  I will release
-				version 0.8.2 as is (no i18n, no help menu (yet)).  I
-				expect things to settle down by the end of next week,
-				and then I can try to start on the i18n support and help
-				menu; look for these new features in version 0.8.5 to
-				0.9.0.
+             but I may be changing jobs very soon.  I will release
+             version 0.8.2 as is (no i18n, no help menu (yet)).  I
+             expect things to settle down by the end of next week,
+             and then I can try to start on the i18n support and help
+             menu; look for these new features in version 0.8.5 to
+             0.9.0.
 
 2000.01.28 - Nano 0.8.1 marks our first official step toward
-				internationalization (i18n) and the help system (^G).  I
-				will be merging in Jordi's patches for initial i18n in
-				the next version, and will implement the help system
-				with i18n built into it shortly after that.  Please
-				don't hesitate to send bug reports, as long as you're
-				sure the fault lies with nano =-).
+             internationalization (i18n) and the help system (^G).  I
+             will be merging in Jordi's patches for initial i18n in
+             the next version, and will implement the help system
+             with i18n built into it shortly after that.  Please
+             don't hesitate to send bug reports, as long as you're
+             sure the fault lies with nano =-).
 
 2000.01.25 - Nano 0.8.0 is officially the 'let's try and be at least a
-				little portable, mmmmkay?' release.  There are many
-				portability checks and fixes; many thanks to Andy Kahn
-				for his patches.  I removed the broken do_spell behavior
-				with the 'spell' program; for now, we only try to call
-				'ispell' until I write a better method to handle the
-				output of the normal 'spell' command.
+             little portable, mmmmkay?' release.  There are many
+             portability checks and fixes; many thanks to Andy Kahn
+             for his patches.  I removed the broken do_spell behavior
+             with the 'spell' program; for now, we only try to call
+             'ispell' until I write a better method to handle the
+             output of the normal 'spell' command.
 
 2000.01.24 - Nano 0.7.9 features many new features.  Among them are a
-				new autoindent feature (-i, --autoindent), tempfile flag
-				like Pico's -t flag (-t, --tempfile), and preliminary
-				spelling program support.  The spelling function tries
-				to run 'spell' and then 'ispell' in that order, but you
-				can specify another spelling program with -s or
-				--speller.
+             new autoindent feature (-i, --autoindent), tempfile flag
+             like Pico's -t flag (-t, --tempfile), and preliminary
+             spelling program support.  The spelling function tries
+             to run 'spell' and then 'ispell' in that order, but you
+             can specify another spelling program with -s or
+             --speller.
 
 2000.01.17 - Nano 0.7.7 is officially the 'way too much stuff changed this
-				release' release.  It's the busy time at work for me, so
-				please don't get offended if your patch doesn't get
-				included in the next immediate version of nano.  I'm
-				sure all the changes in this release will cause a few
-				bugs, so 0.7.8 will primarily be about fixing those
-				bugs.
+             release' release.  It's the busy time at work for me, so
+             please don't get offended if your patch doesn't get
+             included in the next immediate version of nano.  I'm
+             sure all the changes in this release will cause a few
+             bugs, so 0.7.8 will primarily be about fixing those
+             bugs.
 
-				Things added this release include resizability (kinda),
-				new -x and -c flags (see nano -h for help), long command
-				line flag support, and the usual array of bugfixes.
+             Things added this release include resizability (kinda),
+             new -x and -c flags (see nano -h for help), long command
+             line flag support, and the usual array of bugfixes.
 
 2000.01.15 - Nano 0.7.6 is officially the 'lightning' release.  It now
-				loads large files much faster than previous versions,
-				and is even much faster than Pico or vi in some rather
-				rudimentary tests.  Many thanks to Adam Rogoyski for the
-				read_byte patch!
+             loads large files much faster than previous versions,
+             and is even much faster than Pico or vi in some rather
+             rudimentary tests.  Many thanks to Adam Rogoyski for the
+             read_byte patch!
 
 2000.01.09 - As of this version (0.7.4), TIP has officially been renamed
-				to nano.  The new homepage is at
-				http://faculty.plattsburgh.edu/astyanax/nano.  Please
-				update your bookmarks, tell your friends, and all that
-				jazz.
+             to nano.  The new homepage is at
+             http://faculty.plattsburgh.edu/astyanax/nano.  Please
+             update your bookmarks, tell your friends, and all that
+             jazz.
diff --git a/README b/README
@@ -1,76 +1,76 @@
 
-		GNU nano -- an enhanced clone of the Pico text editor
+          GNU nano -- an enhanced clone of the Pico text editor
 
 Overview
 
-	The nano project was started because of a few "problems" with the
-	wonderfully easy-to-use and friendly Pico text editor.
+    The nano project was started because of a few "problems" with the
+    wonderfully easy-to-use and friendly Pico text editor.
 
-	First and foremost was its license: the Pine suite does not use
-	the GPL or a GPL-friendly license, and has unclear restrictions on
-	redistribution.  Because of this, Pine and Pico are not included
-	with many GNU/Linux distributions.  Also, other features (like
-	go-to-line-number or search-and-replace) were unavailable until
-	recently or require a command-line flag.  Yuck.
+    First and foremost was its license: the Pine suite does not use
+    the GPL or a GPL-friendly license, and has unclear restrictions on
+    redistribution.  Because of this, Pine and Pico are not included
+    with many GNU/Linux distributions.  Also, other features (like
+    go-to-line-number or search-and-replace) were unavailable until
+    recently or require a command-line flag.  Yuck.
 
-	nano aims to solve these problems by emulating the functionality of
-	Pico as closely as possible while addressing the problems above and
-	providing other extra functionality.
+    nano aims to solve these problems by emulating the functionality of
+    Pico as closely as possible while addressing the problems above and
+    providing other extra functionality.
 
-	The nano editor is an official GNU package.  For more information on
-	GNU and the Free Software Foundation, please see http://www.gnu.org/.
+    The nano editor is an official GNU package.  For more information on
+    GNU and the Free Software Foundation, please see http://www.gnu.org/.
 
 How to compile and install nano
 
-	Download the nano source code, then:
+    Download the nano source code, then:
 
-	tar xvzf nano-x.y.z.tar.gz
-	cd nano-x.y.z
-	./configure
-	make
-	make install
+        tar xvzf nano-x.y.z.tar.gz
+        cd nano-x.y.z
+        ./configure
+        make
+        make install
 
-	It's that simple.  Use --prefix with configure to override the
-	default installation directory of /usr/local.
+    It's that simple.  Use --prefix with configure to override the
+    default installation directory of /usr/local.
 
-	If you haven't configured with the --disable-nanorc option, after
-	installation you may want to copy the doc/sample.nanorc file to
-	your home directory, rename it to ".nanorc", and then edit it
-	according to your taste.
+    If you haven't configured with the --disable-nanorc option, after
+    installation you may want to copy the doc/sample.nanorc file to
+    your home directory, rename it to ".nanorc", and then edit it
+    according to your taste.
 
 Web Page
 
-	https://nano-editor.org/
+    https://nano-editor.org/
 
 Mailing Lists
 
-	There are three nano-related mailing-lists.
+    There are three nano-related mailing-lists.
 
-	+ info-nano@gnu.org is a very low traffic list used to announce
-	  new nano versions or other important info about the project.
-	+ help-nano@gnu.org is for those seeking to get help without
-	  wanting to hear about the technical details of its development.
-	+ nano-devel@gnu.org is the list used by the people that make nano
-	  and a general development discussion list, with moderate traffic.
+    + info-nano@gnu.org is a very low traffic list used to announce
+      new nano versions or other important info about the project.
+    + help-nano@gnu.org is for those seeking to get help without
+      wanting to hear about the technical details of its development.
+    + nano-devel@gnu.org is the list used by the people that make nano
+      and a general development discussion list, with moderate traffic.
 
-	To subscribe, send email to <name>-request@gnu.org with a subject
-	of "subscribe", where <name> is the list you want to subscribe to.
+    To subscribe, send email to <name>-request@gnu.org with a subject
+    of "subscribe", where <name> is the list you want to subscribe to.
 
 Bug Reports
 
-	To report a bug, please file a description of the problem on nano's
-	bug tracker (https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano -- hover on
-	"Bugs", then click "Submit new").  The issue may have already been
-	reported, so please look first.
+    To report a bug, please file a description of the problem on nano's
+    bug tracker (https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=nano -- hover on
+    "Bugs", then click "Submit new").  The issue may have already been
+    reported, so please look first.
 
 Current Status
 
-	Since version 2.5.0, GNU nano has abandoned the distinction between
-	a stable and a development branch: it is now on a "rolling" release
-	-- fixing bugs and adding new features go hand in hand.
+    Since version 2.5.0, GNU nano has abandoned the distinction between
+    a stable and a development branch: it is now on a "rolling" release
+    -- fixing bugs and adding new features go hand in hand.
 
 Copyright Years
 
-	When in any file of this package a copyright notice mentions a
-	year range (such as 1999-2011), it is a shorthand for a list of
-	all the years in that interval.
+    When in any file of this package a copyright notice mentions a
+    year range (such as 1999-2011), it is a shorthand for a list of
+    all the years in that interval.