--- wikisrc/pkgsrc/mk.conf.mdwn	2011/11/20 20:28:27	1.1
+++ wikisrc/pkgsrc/mk.conf.mdwn	2019/04/05 22:05:37	1.2
@@ -1,29 +1,28 @@
-**This article is a stub. You can help by editing it.**
-
-The file **mk.conf** is the central configuration file for everything that has to do with building software. It is used by the BSD-style *Makefiles* in */usr/share/mk* and especially by [[pkgsrc/pkgsrc]]. Usually, it is found in the */etc* directory. If it doesn't exist there, feel free to create it.
-
-Because all configuration takes place in a single file, there are some variables so the user can choose different configurations based on whether he is building the base system or packages from pkgsrc. These variables are:
-
-* BSD_PKG_MK: Defined when a pkgsrc package is built.
-* BUILDING_HTDOCS: Defined when the NetBSD web site is built.
-* None of the above: When the base system is built. The file /usr/share/mk/bsd.README is a good place to start in this case. 
-
-A typical **mk.conf** file would look like this:
-<pre><code>
-# This is /etc/mk.conf
-#
-
-.if defined(BSD_PKG_MK) || defined(BUILDING_HTDOCS)
-# The following lines apply to both pkgsrc and htdocs.
-
-#...
-LOCALBASE=          /usr/pkg
-#...
-
-.else
-# The following lines apply to the base system.
-
-WARNS= 4
-
-.endif
-</code></pre>
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+
+The file `mk.conf` is the central configuration file for everything that has to do with building software. It is used by the BSD-style `Makefiles` in `/usr/share/mk` and especially by pkgsrc. Usually, it is found in the `/etc` directory. If it doesn't exist there, feel free to create it.
+
+Because all configuration takes place in a single file, there are some variables so the user can choose different configurations based on whether he is building the base system or packages from pkgsrc. These variables are:
+
+* `BSD_PKG_MK`: Defined when a pkgsrc package is built.
+* `BUILDING_HTDOCS`: Defined when the NetBSD web site is built.
+* None of the above: When the base system is built. The file /usr/share/mk/bsd.README is a good place to start in this case. 
+
+A typical `mk.conf` file would look like this:
+<pre><code>
+# This is /etc/mk.conf
+#
+
+.if defined(BSD_PKG_MK) || defined(BUILDING_HTDOCS)
+# The following lines apply to both pkgsrc and htdocs.
+
+#...
+LOCALBASE=          /usr/pkg
+#...
+
+.else
+# The following lines apply to the base system.
+
+WARNS= 4
+
+.endif
+</code></pre>