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@@ -1,51 +1,51 @@
-
-The files in the symbols directory describe possible layouts for a given 
-keyboard.
-
-The default layout in each file should describe the most common layout
-for its kind, usually the symbols printed on the keys. Layout variants
-can describe common differences that are not necessarily printed on the keys.
-(e.g. a phonetic version of Cyrillic).
-
-The names of the files are referenced throughout the XKB rules, and may be
-exposed in the X server configuration and in user configuration tools.
-The filenames use the following convention:
-
-Country layouts:
-
-  Keyboard layouts for a country must use the 2-letter code from the
-  ISO-3166 standard.
-
-Language layouts:
-
-  Keyboard layouts for a language must use the 3-letter code from the
-  ISO-639 standard.
-
-Script layouts:
-
-  Keyboard layouts for a script must use the 4-letter code from the
-  ISO-15924 standard.
-
-Other:
-
-  Keyboard layouts that do not fit in the above model and directories
-  must use a filename between 5 and 8 characters.
-
-The ISO codes can be found at the following addressed:
-
-Country layouts:  http://www.iso.org/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/iso_3166-1_decoding_table.html
-Language layouts: http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/langcodes.html
-Script layouts:   http://www.unicode.org/iso15924/iso15924-codes.html
-
-The description in the directory file base.xml.in should match the group names 
-in the symbols file. 
-
-If the layout is country-based, this has to be the full 
-name of the country. It is highly not recommended to use the forms 
-"Republic of XXX" or "XXX Republic" - the form "XXX" should be used instead.
-The only exception is "United Kingdom".
-
-If the layout is language-based, this has to be the name of the language.
-
-Within single symbols file, all the variants should have the same group name 
-(implemented using the "include" directive wherever possible).
+
+The files in the symbols directory describe possible layouts for a given 
+keyboard.
+
+The default layout in each file should describe the most common layout
+for its kind, usually the symbols printed on the keys. Layout variants
+can describe common differences that are not necessarily printed on the keys.
+(e.g. a phonetic version of Cyrillic).
+
+The names of the files are referenced throughout the XKB rules, and may be
+exposed in the X server configuration and in user configuration tools.
+The filenames use the following convention:
+
+Country layouts:
+
+  Keyboard layouts for a country must use the 2-letter code from the
+  ISO-3166 standard.
+
+Language layouts:
+
+  Keyboard layouts for a language must use the 3-letter code from the
+  ISO-639 standard.
+
+Script layouts:
+
+  Keyboard layouts for a script must use the 4-letter code from the
+  ISO-15924 standard.
+
+Other:
+
+  Keyboard layouts that do not fit in the above model and directories
+  must use a filename between 5 and 8 characters.
+
+The ISO codes can be found at the following addressed:
+
+Country layouts:  http://www.iso.org/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/iso_3166-1_decoding_table.html
+Language layouts: http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/langcodes.html
+Script layouts:   http://www.unicode.org/iso15924/iso15924-codes.html
+
+The description in the directory file base.xml.in should match the group names 
+in the symbols file. 
+
+If the layout is country-based, this has to be the full 
+name of the country. It is highly not recommended to use the forms 
+"Republic of XXX" or "XXX Republic" - the form "XXX" should be used instead.
+The only exception is "United Kingdom".
+
+If the layout is language-based, this has to be the name of the language.
+
+Within single symbols file, all the variants should have the same group name 
+(implemented using the "include" directive wherever possible).