$OpenBSD: patch-src_ASDocGen_source_FAQ_03-GettingAndInstalling,v 1.1 2017/06/14 15:24:50 schwarze Exp $

Fix a weird encoding error
that screwed up the content with both groff and mandoc.
The byte 0x98 is not a tilde, neither in UTF-8 nor in LATIN-1.
For clarity, write out $HOME in full.

Index: src/ASDocGen/source/FAQ/03-GettingAndInstalling
--- src/ASDocGen/source/FAQ/03-GettingAndInstalling.orig
+++ src/ASDocGen/source/FAQ/03-GettingAndInstalling
@@ -35,9 +35,9 @@ XPM, PPM, BMP, ICO, XCF, GIF.
 <section><title>3.3. Can I install AfterStep without being root?</title>
 <para>
 Yes, before compiling AfterStep, do this:
-<literallayout><code>mkdir &tilde;/bin
-mkdir -p &tilde;/man/man1
-./configure --prefix &tilde;/
+<literallayout><code>mkdir $HOME/bin
+mkdir -p $HOME/man/man1
+./configure --prefix $HOME/
 </code></literallayout>
 Then follow the normal install directions, allowing you to <code>make install</code> without being
 root.
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ root.
 <para>
 Install AfterStep 2.0 and then run it. It will start with default configuration that you may or maynot like.
 If you wish to try and reuse your old configuration files, then copy them over from your old 
-&tilde;/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/ directory and into &tilde;/.afterstep/. 
+$HOME/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/ directory and into $HOME/.afterstep/. 
 Restart AfterStep to make changes effective. If some of the features do not work quite right - 
 feel free to submit bug report along with your configuration files.
 </para><para>
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ These approach will allow you to take advantage of man
 
 <section><title>3.4. How do I upgrade AfterStep from AfterStep version higher then 2.0.0?</title>
 <para>
-Make sure that all configuration files that you ever changed are in your home directory at &tilde;/.afterstep/, as
+Make sure that all configuration files that you ever changed are in your home directory at $HOME/.afterstep/, as
 installing afterstep will replace everything in global shared location (/usr/local/share/afterstep).
 Install afterstep and run. You should not have any trouble.
 </para>
