Ironically, if the text on this page used the correct HTML elements instead of cramming everything into a monospaced code block—which results in browsers not wrapping long lines—this email would be readable on narrow displays like mobile phones.
I get the argument that you shouldn’t bring down the experience for everyone just to accommodate the most limited imaginable scenario (80x22) when it comes to breaking code lines, but it’s pretty easy to just replace <pre> with <p> in the context of the LKML listings.
I get the argument that you shouldn’t bring down the experience for everyone just to accommodate the most limited imaginable scenario (80x22) when it comes to breaking code lines, but it’s pretty easy to just replace <pre> with <p> in the context of the LKML listings.