Re: awful kconfig help texts.

[Cam Hutchison <camh@xdna.net>]

>How about the patch below?

>[...]
>+	  Generic Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM) support.
>+
>+	  In Pulse-Width Modulation, a variation of the width of pulses
>+	  in a rectangular pulse signal is used as a means to alter the
>+	  average power of the signal. Applications include efficient
>+	  power delivery and voltage regulation. In computer systems,
>+	  PWMs are commonly used to control fans or the brightness of
>+	  display backlights.
>+
>+	  This framework provides a generic interface to PWM devices
>+	  within the Linux kernel. On the driver side it provides an API
>+	  to register and unregister a PWM chip, an abstraction of a PWM
>+	  controller, that supports one or more PWM devices. Client
>+	  drivers can request PWM devices and use the generic framework
>+	  to configure as well as enable and disable them.
>+
>+	  The new generic framework replaces the legacy PWM framework
>+	  which allows only a single driver implementing the required
>+	  API. Not all legacy implementations have been ported to the
>+	  new framework yet. The new framework provides an API that is
>+	  backward compatible with the legacy framework so that existing
>+	  client drivers continue to work as expected.

Instead of writing "[Tt]he new framework", write "[Tt]his framework". In 4
years, this will no longer be so new. And when the next framework comes
along, this will look like it is referencing the new one instead of itself.