I upgraded my system from opensuse 12.3 to 13.1 recently and accidetally erased my nanorc C highlighting file. It its niether the first nor the last file I will accidanally delete. I said to myself, "Well the solution is trivial, just get the nano alpha version from git." So I did but my syntax highlighting changes were not there. Why is it not there?
<complain!>I sent it to you a month ago!</complain!>
I can recreate the file and the EREs it contained but what is wrong with it that you have not accepted it? If the EREs are not any good would you be so kind as to tell me? I've heard that RMS likes the people who contribute to a GNU progect to sign so kind of huge document beqeathing all there code to it. Is that the case here? Do I need to sign something? I'm not so much upset by the fact that I have to recreate the file as I am about the fact that it's like I never sent you anything (I was so proud of my work! It even highlighted a missing ; or \). Please write me back and tell me what's up.