Modified configure.sh (includes all previous commits)

[ghost]

Merged previously proposed commits into a single commit. Added a few minor edits.

[arnova]

@abelbeck : This seems ok. Agreed?

[abelbeck]

The coding looks good. There are extra newlines at the end that could be removed.

In fairness, we don't use this script in AstLinux so I can't test much more than a basic sanity check.

[ghost]

Hello arnova & abelbeck, and thanks for the feedbacks. I have removed the mentioned extra newlines at the end of the file. Regarding Git, I'm sorry for not being able to use it in a more elegant fashion, but I'm still a complete newbie on this platform. Is there a quick way to squash all commits right here on Github?

[arnova]

Yup, do:

• execute "git rebase -i HEAD~3" (3 = the amount of commits)
• in the editor change all but the above prefixes from "pick" to "squash"
• save file
• edit new commit text
• execute "git push --force origin patch-1"

You could have done a simular action for the previous pullrequest you created.

[ghost]

Hello Arno

Please put the read on the next line for clarity

Done.

I tried to squash the commits with git, but I couldn't do that, as I made all changes using GitHub's web interface, so I have nothing locally. In fact my question was if it's ever possible to do the squash with GitHub's web interface. I do understand that you prefer to use git for the development of aif, but right now I'm not really motivated to learn it. If you need a one-file-patch in order to merge my changes, then I can send it to you with an old-fashioned e-mail; if you're still interested in them of course. :)

[arnova]

Somehow this PR totally lost my attention, sorry about that. I'm still plan on merging this. It's correct that anything in the PR supersedes PR #9 , right?