Cleanup conf and man pages

[rhatdan]

Identify in the hire-agent man page where the /etc/hirte/agent.conf file is supposed to be installed.

Also don't go over 120 characters in the conf files, to make them easier to view in terminals as well as editors.

Add builtin default settings to conf files so users have better idea of what is set when not commented out.

[mwperina]

Do we really need to use this prehistoric limit of 80 characters per line? Most of the people I know as using 120 chars per line or even more, that's why we for example have a rule to check 120 chars per line in all MD files

[rhatdan]

Do we really need to use this prehistoric limit of 80 characters per line? Most of the people I know as using 120 chars per line or even more, that's why we for example have a rule to check 120 chars per line in all MD files

When I open a terminal it defaults to 80 char, so VI and Emacs default to 80 char.
If terminal and editors don't change their defaults, I don't see why we should.

[mwperina]

Do we really need to use this prehistoric limit of 80 characters per line? Most of the people I know as using 120 chars per line or even more, that's why we for example have a rule to check 120 chars per line in all MD files

When I open a terminal it defaults to 80 char, so VI and Emacs default to 80 char. If terminal and editors don't change their defaults, I don't see why we should.

I personally don't like switching back to 80 chars per line, but if that's a team decision, I will not object

[rhatdan]

@alexlarsson @pypingou @engelmi what is your opinion on the 80 chars versus 120?

[pypingou]

@alexlarsson @pypingou @engelmi what is your opinion on the 80 chars versus 120?

I'm an old-timer and still use an 80 characters line. I also just find it easier to read smaller lines than longer ones.

[ygalblum]

@alexlarsson @pypingou @engelmi what is your opinion on the 80 chars versus 120?

I think 120 is short enough. But, if people prefer 80 I won't object

[rhatdan]

@mwperina You win, I moved everything to 120 chars. PTAL

[mwperina]

+1