"Alejandro Colomar (man-pages)" [off-list ref] writes:
I agree with Tom. It's much easier to read if you just say that 'nobrl'
torns off the non-locale behaviour, and acts as 5.4 and earlier kernels.
Unless there's any subtlety that makes it different. Is there any?
nobrl also makes fnctl() locks local.
In 5.4 and earlier kernel, flock() is local but fnctl() isn't.
BTW, you should use "semantic newlines":
Ok, I'll redo once we agree on the text.
Cheers,
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