release_notes-20-08.txt: minor style fixes

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Norman Feske 2020-09-17 16:24:21 +02:00 committed by Christian Helmuth
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@ -34,10 +34,10 @@ like swapping out or updating drivers on the fly without reboot.
Besides these main topics, the current release features the continuation of of
two long-term projects, namely the CBE block encrypter and the profound
support of 64-bit ARM devices.
Section [Consistent Block Encrypter] describes the CBE's new *pluggable
crypto* and trust anchor facilities.
Section [Device drivers] goes into detail about the steadily emerging *driver
landscape on 64-bit ARM*.
Section [Consistent Block Encrypter] describes the CBE's new *pluggable crypto*
and trust anchor facilities.
Section [Device drivers] goes into detail about the steadily
emerging *driver landscape on 64-bit ARM*.
The GUI stack, restacked
@ -423,8 +423,8 @@ C runtime
Serialized VFS access
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Unsurprisingly, the VFS is an integral part of the C runtime as _everything is
a file_ in the UNIX philosophy. The basis for the libc VFS is the VFS library
Unsurprisingly, the VFS is an integral part of the C runtime as _everything is_
_a file_ in the UNIX philosophy. The basis for the libc VFS is the VFS library
and its versatile plugin concept. As the libc (and other users of the library)
may employ multiple threads, which could use the VFS, the integrity of data
structures, esp. those of more complex plugins like the network stack in