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Also on line #62: > You can use Toast UI Editor for Vue as **moudule** format or namespace.

Why does the [documentation](https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/latest/040_backup.html#excluding-files) read: > Environment-variables in exclude files are expanded with `os.ExpandEnv`, so `/home/$USER/foo` will be expanded to /home/bob/foo for the user bob. To get a literal dollar...

I see. As per #2201 I assumed this was an open issue for both. Regardless, I wish this was a little clearer. I'm sure it is for the developers, but...

@rawtaz Personally, I would explicitly mention in the **include** section that it doesn't support ENV vars like the prior **exclude** section does. I would also explicitly mention that include and...

Great that you're working on this further! Like one of the commenters, I'm open to the most user-efficient implementation getting preferential treatment, even if it differs from what I'm used...

> I think it sounds correct Well, in speech one would make a pause after _below_, to differentiate: ``` Move the cursor to the line below [which is] marked '-->'...

That's clearer in my view. The `marked '-->'` is what's important (to look for), and `below` is only added to ensure the user goes looking in the right direction.

I want to mention that the font rendering (even with `editor.fontSmoothing` set to `subpixel-antialiasing`) still doesn't fully match what the rest of the system looks like (Linux). The glyphs have...

Below a screenshot of Atom (top) and Oni2:  Atom has nice crisp glyphs, probably as good as you can get at that DPI. Oni2 glyphs have a chubbier look...

@manuhornung Yes, I'm using Xubuntu (Xfce). My fontconfig settings appear to be in `/etc/fonts/conf.d/`. The settings there correspond to what I set via Xfce's config GUI: * Anti-aliasing: Enabled *...