media-sound/xmms2: [QA] Consistent whitespace in metadata.xml

diff --git a/media-sound/xmms2/metadata.xml b/media-sound/xmms2/metadata.xml
index 26ce4e0e0a61af4b1acda66daa5aeeacf51e4b0f..4072327e4cf2fde0e88189c285c4920e1bfc2bb4 100644 (file)
--- a/media-sound/xmms2/metadata.xml
+++ b/media-sound/xmms2/metadata.xml
@@ -13,22 +13,23 @@
                your music.
 
                List of features currently offered by XMMS2:
-                 Client-server model:
-                   * Allows XMMS2 to have various multiple interfaces (as clients).
-                       o Command line interfaces
-                       o GTK clients (matching GNOME & XFCE4 look and feel)
-                       o KDE clients (matching KDE look and feel)
-                   * Network transparency means you can run and control XMMS2 remotely, (e.g. run
-                     XMMS2 on your 'media box' and control it over network using a bluetooth-enabled
-                     PDA (TCP))
-                 Wide format support:
-                   * Can play FLAC, mp3, MOD, SID, speex, ogg vorbis, wave files.
-                   * Clean separation of transport and decoder subsystems
-                 Allows for more flexible access to media. (e.g. play mp3 files from a Samba
-                 share without having to mount it on the local filesystem)
+
+               Client-server model:
+               * Allows XMMS2 to have various multiple interfaces (as clients).
+               o Command line interfaces
+               o GTK clients (matching GNOME & XFCE4 look and feel)
+               o KDE clients (matching KDE look and feel)
+               * Network transparency means you can run and control XMMS2 remotely, (e.g. run XMMS2 on your 'media box' and control it over network using a bluetooth-enabled PDA (TCP))
+
+               Wide format support:
+               * Can play FLAC, mp3, MOD, SID, speex, ogg vorbis, wave files.
+               * Clean separation of transport and decoder subsystems
+               Allows for more flexible access to media. (e.g. play mp3 files from a Samba
+               share without having to mount it on the local filesystem)
+
                Medialib:
-                 Database-driven media library stores metadata about songs as they're played,
-                 so songs can be quickly recalled and new playlists easily made.
+               Database-driven media library stores metadata about songs as they're played,
+               so songs can be quickly recalled and new playlists easily made.
        </longdescription>
        <use>
                <flag name="airplay">Support for airplay format</flag>