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 ## FAQ
 
 **Q:**
-If Textadept is so minimalist, why are the downloads around 10MB in size and the
-unzipped folders 10s of MBs in size? Why is the Git repository more than 50MB in
-size?
+If Textadept is so minimalist, why are the downloads around 10MB in size and the unzipped
+folders 10s of MBs in size? Why is the Git repository more than 50MB in size?
 
 **A:**
-Each download contains 2 executables: a GUI version and a terminal version.
-Furthermore, the Windows and macOS packages bundle in GTK runtimes, accounting
-for some 3/4 of the total application size. (GTK is the cross-platform GUI
-toolkit Textadept uses.) Then, starting in version 10, in order to be able to
-run on older Linux systems whose libstdc++ does not support newer C++ symbols,
-the Linux executables statically link in a newer version of libstdc++. Finally,
-nightly builds are compiled with debug symbols enabled in order to aid debugging
-of various issues.
-
-The Git repository is an export of an underlying Mercurial repository and is not
-compressed or optimized for size. After the initial clone, you can run
-`git gc --aggressive` to reduce its footprint to about a third of the original
-size.
+Each download contains 2 executables: a GUI version and a terminal version.  Furthermore,
+the Windows and macOS packages bundle in GTK runtimes, accounting for some 3/4 of the total
+application size. (GTK is the cross-platform GUI toolkit Textadept uses.) Then, starting in
+version 10, in order to be able to run on older Linux systems whose libstdc++ does not support
+newer C++ symbols, the Linux executables statically link in a newer version of libstdc++. Finally,
+nightly builds are compiled with debug symbols enabled in order to aid debugging of various issues.
+
+The Git repository is an export of an underlying Mercurial repository and is not compressed or
+optimized for size. After the initial clone, you can run `git gc --aggressive` to reduce its
+footprint to about a third of the original size.
 
 - - -
 
 **Q:**
-On Linux I either get one of the following error messages when trying to run
-Textadept, or I get odd behavior in the terminal version, even crashes.
+On Linux I either get one of the following error messages when trying to run Textadept, or I
+get odd behavior in the terminal version, even crashes.
 
-* `error while loading shared libraries: <lib>: cannot open shared object
-  file: No such file or directory`
+* `error while loading shared libraries: <lib>: cannot open shared object file: No such file
+  or directory`
 * `/<path>/libc.so.6: version 'GLIBC_<version>' not found`
 
 How do I fix this?
 
 **A:**
-Short answer: you will need to [compile][] Textadept manually for your system,
-which is a very straightforward and easy process.
+Short answer: you will need to [compile][] Textadept manually for your system, which is a very
+straightforward and easy process.
 
-Long answer: it is difficult to provide a binary that runs on all Linux
-platforms since the library versions installed vary widely from distribution to
-distribution. For example, "libpng14" was available for many distributions
-starting in late 2009 while Ubuntu 12.04 (circa 2012) used "libpng12". More
-recently, some distributions have started using "libncurses6" while many
-distributions are still on "libncurses5". The only way to avoid problems that
-stem from these cases is to compile Textadept for the target system.
+Long answer: it is difficult to provide a binary that runs on all Linux platforms since the
+library versions installed vary widely from distribution to distribution. For example, "libpng14"
+was available for many distributions starting in late 2009 while Ubuntu 12.04 (circa 2012)
+used "libpng12". More recently, some distributions have started using "libncurses6" while many
+distributions are still on "libncurses5". The only way to avoid problems that stem from these
+cases is to compile Textadept for the target system.
 
 [compile]: manual.html#compiling
 
 - - -
 
 **Q:**
-On Windows my anti-virus software says Textadept contains a virus. Does it? Or
-is this a false-positive?
+On Windows my anti-virus software says Textadept contains a virus. Does it? Or is this a
+false-positive?
 
 **A:**
-Textadept does not contain any viruses and it certainly is a false positive.
-The likely culprit is the `textadept-curses.exe` executable, which runs in the
-Windows command prompt.
+Textadept does not contain any viruses and it certainly is a false positive.  The likely culprit
+is the `textadept-curses.exe` executable, which runs in the Windows command prompt.
 
 - - -
 
@@ -63,8 +57,8 @@ Windows command prompt.
 Why can't Textadept handle HUGE files very well?
 
 **A:**
-Textadept is an editor for programmers. It is unlikely a programmer would be
-editing a gigantic log file. There are other tools for that case.
+Textadept is an editor for programmers. It is unlikely a programmer would be editing a gigantic
+log file. There are other tools for that case.
 
 - - -
 
@@ -72,21 +66,19 @@ editing a gigantic log file. There are other tools for that case.
 When I open a file in a non-English language, I see a lot of strange characters.
 
 **A:**
-Textadept was not able to detect the file's encoding correctly. You'll need to
-[help it][].
+Textadept was not able to detect the file's encoding correctly. You'll need to [help it][].
 
 [help it]: manual.html#encoding
 
 - - -
 
 **Q:**
-When I click the "Compile" or "Run" menu item (or execute the key command),
-either nothing happens or the wrong command is executed. How can I tell
-Textadept which command to run?
+When I click the "Compile" or "Run" menu item (or execute the key command), either nothing
+happens or the wrong command is executed. How can I tell Textadept which command to run?
 
 **A:**
-The LuaDoc describes [compile and run commands][] and you can configure them in
-your [preferences][].
+The LuaDoc describes [compile and run commands][] and you can configure them in your
+[preferences][].
 
 [compile and run commands]: api.html#_M.Compile.and.Run
 [preferences]: manual.html#textadept
@@ -94,9 +86,8 @@ your [preferences][].
 - - -
 
 **Q:**
-In the terminal version on Linux, pressing `^Z` suspends Textadept instead of
-performing an "Undo" action. How can I disable suspend and perform "Undo"
-instead?
+In the terminal version on Linux, pressing `^Z` suspends Textadept instead of performing an
+"Undo" action. How can I disable suspend and perform "Undo" instead?
 
 **A:**
 Place the following in your `~/.textadept/init.lua` file:
@@ -109,31 +100,28 @@ Place the following in your `~/.textadept/init.lua` file:
 - - -
 
 **Q:**
-In Linux, middle-clicking in the terminal version does not paste the primary
-selection and selecting text does copy to the primary selection. All other
-terminal apps support this functionality, why not Textadept?
+In Linux, middle-clicking in the terminal version does not paste the primary selection and
+selecting text does copy to the primary selection. All other terminal apps support this
+functionality, why not Textadept?
 
 **A:**
-It does; use the `Shift` modifier key with your middle-clicking and text
-selecting. Textadept interprets non-`Shift`ed mouse events like a GUI
-application.
+It does; use the `Shift` modifier key with your middle-clicking and text selecting. Textadept
+interprets non-`Shift`ed mouse events like a GUI application.
 
 - - -
 
 **Q:**
-The terminal version does not support feature _x_ the GUI version does. Is this
-a bug?
+The terminal version does not support feature _x_ the GUI version does. Is this a bug?
 
 **A:**
-Maybe. Some terminals do not recognize certain key sequences like `Shift+Arrow`
-for making selections. Linux's virtual terminals (the ones accessible with
-`Ctrl+Alt+FunctionKey`) are an example. GNOME Terminal, LXTerminal and XTerm
-seem to work fine. rxvt and rxvt-unicode do not work out of the box, but may be
-configurable.
+Maybe. Some terminals do not recognize certain key sequences like `Shift+Arrow` for making
+selections. Linux's virtual terminals (the ones accessible with `Ctrl+Alt+FunctionKey`) are an
+example. GNOME Terminal, LXTerminal and XTerm seem to work fine. rxvt and rxvt-unicode do not
+work out of the box, but may be configurable.
 
-Please see the [terminal version compatibility][] section of the appendix. If
-the feature in question is not listed there, it may be a bug. Please contact me
-(see README.md) with any bug reports.
+Please see the [terminal version compatibility][] section of the appendix. If the feature
+in question is not listed there, it may be a bug. Please contact me (see README.md) with any
+bug reports.
 
 [terminal version compatibility]: manual.html#terminal-version-compatibility
 
@@ -143,9 +131,9 @@ the feature in question is not listed there, it may be a bug. Please contact me
 Pressing `^O` in the terminal version on macOS does not do anything. Why?
 
 **A:**
-For whatever reason, `^O` is discarded by the terminal driver. To enable it, run
-`stty discard undef` first. You can put the command in your *~/.bashrc* or
-*~/.bash_profile* to make it permanent.
+For whatever reason, `^O` is discarded by the terminal driver. To enable it, run `stty discard
+undef` first. You can put the command in your *~/.bashrc* or *~/.bash_profile* to make it
+permanent.
 
 - - -
 
@@ -153,8 +141,7 @@ For whatever reason, `^O` is discarded by the terminal driver. To enable it, run
 How can I get the terminal version on macOS to show more than 8 colors?
 
 **A:**
-Enable the "Use bright colors for bold text" setting in your Terminal.app
-preferences.
+Enable the "Use bright colors for bold text" setting in your Terminal.app preferences.
 
 - - -
 
@@ -162,30 +149,29 @@ preferences.
 Why does Textadept remember its window size but not its window position?
 
 **A:**
-Your window manager is to blame. Textadept is not responsible for, and should
-never attempt to set its window position.
+Your window manager is to blame. Textadept is not responsible for, and should never attempt to
+set its window position.
 
 - - -
 
 **Q:**
-I am not able to use the "Consolas" or [insert other Windows font package here]
-on Windows. Textadept just uses a default font. How can I get it to use my font?
+I am not able to use the "Consolas" or [insert other Windows font package here] on
+Windows. Textadept just uses a default font. How can I get it to use my font?
 
 **A:**
-You'll have to provide the full name of the font, such as "Consolas Regular",
-rather than just the name of the "ttf" file in your Fonts directory.
+You'll have to provide the full name of the font, such as "Consolas Regular", rather than just
+the name of the "ttf" file in your Fonts directory.
 
 - - -
 
 **Q:**
-On my Windows HiDPI display, Textadept's fonts look fuzzy or blurred. How can I
-make them crisp like other HiDPI-aware applications?
+On my Windows HiDPI display, Textadept's fonts look fuzzy or blurred. How can I make them crisp
+like other HiDPI-aware applications?
 
 **A:**
-GTK 2.0, the cross-platform GUI toolkit Textadept uses, is not HiDPI aware, so
-you need to instruct Windows to take over font rendering. Right-click on the
-Textadept executable and select "Properties". Click on the "Compatibility" tab
-and then the "Change high DPI settings" button. Check the "Override high DPI
-scaling" checkbox towards the bottom of the pop-up dialog. The next time you
-run Textadept, the fonts should look much better. You may have to tweak other
-settings in the dialog, but the above worked for me.
+GTK 2.0, the cross-platform GUI toolkit Textadept uses, is not HiDPI aware, so you need to
+instruct Windows to take over font rendering. Right-click on the Textadept executable and
+select "Properties". Click on the "Compatibility" tab and then the "Change high DPI settings"
+button. Check the "Override high DPI scaling" checkbox towards the bottom of the pop-up
+dialog. The next time you run Textadept, the fonts should look much better. You may have to
+tweak other settings in the dialog, but the above worked for me.