[nongnu] elpa/workroom 92866534e9 25/74: Make lines less longer than 75 characters in README

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branch: elpa/workroom
commit 92866534e96b7eb98162b356dcf4c0185f1d83ab
Author: Akib Azmain Turja <akib@disroot.org>
Commit: Akib Azmain Turja <akib@disroot.org>

    Make lines less longer than 75 characters in README
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 README.org | 73 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------------------------------
 1 file changed, 37 insertions(+), 36 deletions(-)

diff --git a/README.org b/README.org
index d48f99ce9e..9f73cbd41d 100644
--- a/README.org
+++ b/README.org
@@ -1,50 +1,51 @@
 #+title: Workroom - Named rooms for work without irrelevant distracting buffers
 
-Workroom provides named "workrooms" (or workspaces), somewhat similar to
-multiple desktops in GNOME.
+Workroom provides named "workrooms" (or workspaces), somewhat similar
+to multiple desktops in GNOME.
 
 Each workroom has own set of buffers, allowing you to work on multiple
 projects without getting lost in all buffers.
 
-Each workroom also has its own set of views.  Views are just named window
-configurations.  They allow you to switch to another window configuration
-without losing your well-planned current window setup.
+Each workroom also has its own set of views.  Views are just named
+window configurations.  They allow you to switch to another window
+configuration without losing your well-planned window setup.
 
-You can also bookmark a workroom or all your workrooms to restore them at a
-later time, possibly in another Emacs session.
+You can also bookmark a workroom or all your workrooms to restore them
+at a later time, possibly in another Emacs session.
 
-There is always a workroom named "master", which contains all live buffers.
-Removing any buffer from this workroom kills that buffer.  You can't kill,
-rename or bookmark this workroom, but you can customize the variable
-~workroom-default-room-name~ to change its name.
+There is always a workroom named "master", which contains all live
+buffers.  Removing any buffer from this workroom kills that buffer.
+You can't kill, rename or bookmark this workroom, but you can
+customize the variable ~workroom-default-room-name~ to change its
+name.
 
 All the useful commands can be called with following key sequences:
 
-| Key       | Command                      |
-|-----------+------------------------------|
-| ~C-x x s~ | ~workroom-switch~            |
-| ~C-x x d~ | ~workroom-kill-view~         |
-| ~C-x x D~ | ~workroom-kill~              |
-| ~C-x x r~ | ~workroom-rename-view~       |
-| ~C-x x R~ | ~workroom-rename~            |
-| ~C-x x c~ | ~workroom-clone-view~        |
-| ~C-x x C~ | ~workroom-clone~             |
-| ~C-x x m~ | ~workroom-bookmark~          |
-| ~C-x x M~ | ~workroom-bookmark-all~      |
-| ~C-x x b~ | ~workroom-switch-to-buffer~  |
-| ~C-x x a~ | ~workroom-add-buffer~        |
-| ~C-x x k~ | ~workroom-remove-buffer~     |
-| ~C-x x K~ | ~workroom-kill-buffer~       |
+| Key       | Command                     |
+|-----------+-----------------------------|
+| ~C-x x s~ | ~workroom-switch~           |
+| ~C-x x d~ | ~workroom-kill-view~        |
+| ~C-x x D~ | ~workroom-kill~             |
+| ~C-x x r~ | ~workroom-rename-view~      |
+| ~C-x x R~ | ~workroom-rename~           |
+| ~C-x x c~ | ~workroom-clone-view~       |
+| ~C-x x C~ | ~workroom-clone~            |
+| ~C-x x m~ | ~workroom-bookmark~         |
+| ~C-x x M~ | ~workroom-bookmark-all~     |
+| ~C-x x b~ | ~workroom-switch-to-buffer~ |
+| ~C-x x a~ | ~workroom-add-buffer~       |
+| ~C-x x k~ | ~workroom-remove-buffer~    |
+| ~C-x x K~ | ~workroom-kill-buffer~      |
 
 Here the prefix key sequence is ~C-x x~, but you can customize
 ~workroom-command-map-prefix~ to change it.
 
-Adding and removing buffers to/from workrooms can become a burden.  You can
-automate this process by setting ~buffers~ slot of ~workroom~ to a function
-without arguments returning a list of live buffers.  That list of buffer
-will be used as the list of buffers of that workroom.  The default workroom
-is an example of this type of workroom, which uses ~buffer-list~ for the
-list of buffers.
+Adding and removing buffers to/from workrooms can become a burden.
+You can automate this process by setting ~buffers~ slot of ~workroom~
+to a function without arguments returning a list of live buffers.
+That list of buffer will be used as the list of buffers of that
+workroom.  The default workroom is an example of this type of
+workroom, which uses ~buffer-list~ for the list of buffers.
 
 * Install
 
@@ -54,10 +55,10 @@ list of buffers.
 
 ** Quelpa
 
-Do =M-x quelpa RET workroom=, Quelpa should get the recipe from MELPA and
-install it.
+Do =M-x quelpa RET workroom=, Quelpa should get the recipe from MELPA
+and install it.
 
 ** Straight.el
 
-Put this in ~(straight-use-package 'workroom)~ your init file, Straight.el
-should get the recipe from MELPA and install it.
+Put this in ~(straight-use-package 'workroom)~ your init file,
+Straight.el should get the recipe from MELPA and install it.