Minor changes for french language #698
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The main one is `Gratuit` > `Libre` Gratuit means free as in free beer. Libre means free as in available place.
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Thanks, may I ask about why inserting a space before the punctuation marks? |
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Because in french this is not correct to not insert one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_sentence_spacing#French_and_English_spacing This is really a typographic mistake to not add one. |
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@alkino then is it needed a non-breaking space to avoid line break with punctuation mark alone in next line?
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Yes, it would be better. |
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May be a |
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The main one is
Gratuit>LibreGratuit means free as in free beer.
Libre means free as in available place.