Armin K. wrote:
+ <para>With this switch, parallel build is not supported. Use
+ <command>make -j1</command> if you have MAKEFLAGS set to value
larger
+ than unity.</para>
Okay, thanks for the explanation, now it makes more sense. But I still
don't understand the word "unity" and how it fits in there.
The word 'unity' is quite valid here, but for an international audience,
the word 'one' would probably be better.
u·ni·ty
ˈyo͞onətē/
noun
noun: unity
1. the state of being united or joined as a whole.
2. Mathematics British
the number one.
Origin Middle English: from Old French unite, from Latin unitas, from
unus ‘one.’
-- Bruce
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