All the source of the linuxconf project are indented with a TAB stop set
to 4, not to 8. If you fail to set your editor to this setting, you won't
like what you see.

TAB stop set to 8 is not appropriate now. It used to be when variable names
were limited to 2 or 6 (old fortran and C). I am not advocating for endless
function name, yet we often get identifier (especially function) longer than
10.

In linuxconf, many non member function do have a prefix which tie them
to a system or a source: For exemple, netconf_startstop(). This makes
the function easier to name and easier to locate. This makes also a
pretty long name. This is also a pretty standard naming convention for
large project. With tab stop set to 8, even simple functions (2-3 level
of indenting) starts to wrap the 80 columns one generally use in
his editor. Annoying. This is so because line are longer, not because
the functions are overly complicated.

The big point about this TAB stop set to 4 instead of 8 is not to
convince you that I am right and you should change your habit. It is to
convince you that you won't convince me :-)

Please don't reindent the source of linuxconf, especially if you
intend to contribute.

Thanks!