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Author: paperbenni

developer.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 <span class="image right"><img src="https://github.com/paperbenni.png" alt="image missing" height="100" /></span>
 
-Hi, I am paperbenni, the creator and pretty much main developer of the Linux-Distro
+Hi, I am paperbenni, the creator and pretty much main developer of the Linux Distro
 instantOS and its desktop. instantOS is a passion project but I am motivated
 and could very well imagine this becoming a part time job if it continues to
 grow.

docs/apps.md

@@ -52,15 +52,15 @@ clicking on the desktop.
 
 ### My program doesn't appear
 
-some programs, mostly proprietary ones install to locations outside of $PATH
-and Windows programs installed using wine. As an example, Davinci Resolve
+Some programs, mostly proprietary ones install to locations outside of $PATH
+and Windows programs installed using Wine. As an example, Davinci Resolve
 installs to /opt which is not part of $PATH and does not appear in the text
 based launcher. It does however provide a desktop file meaning that it is
 accessible from the graphical menu. Some applications do not provide desktop
 files at all *and* are installed into directories not included in $PATH. In
 that case you can either add that directory to PATH or execute the program
 using its absolute path. In the case of Davinci resolve that would be
-/opt/resolve/bin/resolve. Wine programs can directly be invoked using wine
+/opt/resolve/bin/resolve. Wine programs can directly be invoked using Wine
 /path/to/program.exe
 
 ### dafuq is $PATH ?!
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ application.
 ### None of the launchers are present on my system
 
 You likely installed instantWM on an existing system. instantWM is just a
-window manager does not include any other programs. These have to be installed
+window manager and does not include any other programs. These have to be installed
 separately from [http://packages.instantos.io](http://packages.instantos.io).
 It is also a lot harder to provide support for these frankensteined systems
 since lots of things can vary depending on what your base system looks like.

docs/close.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 
 ## Closing windows
 
-Closing applications can be done in several ways. ++super+q++ and ++alt+f4++
+Closing applications can be done in several ways. ++super+q++ and ++Alt+F4++
 both work. There also is a close button on the left side of the blue window
 title.  A window can be directly closed from the window bar by middle clicking
 on its name. When a window is floating it can additionally be closed by middle

docs/filesearch.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ instantSEARCH section below.
 
 instantOS comes with a tool called instantSEARCH. It is accessed with the
 shortcut ++super+alt+f++. It is using mlocate and plocate as a backend and
-works by scanning your entire hard drive first to build and index that it then
+works by scanning your entire hard drive first to build an index that it then
 searches through that index for your search term. This allows you to search
 through everything on your entire drive in less than a second (tested with over
 500000 files on my archive HDD). This has the drawback that running it for the
@@ -25,15 +25,15 @@ After opening instantSEARCH type in your search term and a list of matches will
 pop up. This list itself can be navigated by searching or using the arrow keys
 or mouse. Opening an item will bring up a file opener. The last choice on how
 to open a file of this type will be remembered under default, so in most cases
-you can just hit enter to open with your preferred program. xdg open and rifle
+you can just hit enter to open with your preferred program. xdg-open and rifle
 will behave like the file is being opened in either a graphical file manager or
 ranger respectively. For files you also have the option to open the directory
-that contains the file. Choosing an option in these dialogues can be done using
+that contains the file. Choosing an option in these dialogs can be done using
 the usual ways or by typing the number next to the option.
 Past search terms and matched files are saved to grant quick access to items
 that are in frequent use.  As an example, you close a file you're using either
 to save restores or by accident and need it again, you can just open
-instantSEARCH and hit enter three times to open it back up.
+instantSEARCH and hit Enter three times to open it back up.
 
 ::: tip
 video/gif demonstration

docs/gaming/gamebegin.md

@@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ if it were running on Windows gets written to the prefix folder instead. This
 opens up interesting possibilities as each prefix acts as a separate
 installation of Windows. In contrast to a real Windows installation however a
 wine prefix is only in the hundreds of megabytes and can be created and deleted
-quickly and cheaply. 
+quickly and cheaply.
 
 ##### Versions
 
@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ not have to mess with winetricks to get a game working.
 
 Titles verified to be working with SteamPlay are listed on the Steam store and
 can be launched from the library as if they were native. Any hacks and extra
-steps will automatically be applied. 
+steps will automatically be applied.
 
 ##### Unverified titles
 
@@ -217,10 +217,10 @@ they are unique to your installation.
 
 The solution is a tool called protontricks. It can be installed from the AUR
 and running it from a terminal brings up a window which lists all games along
-with their name, icon and ID. inside the ID folder there is a folder called pfx
+with their name, icon and ID. Inside the ID folder there is a folder called pfx
 which is a normal wine prefix and contains the savegame at the same path where
 it would be on Windows. You can also add the pfx folder as a wine prefix to
-ludusavi to keep track of your save files. 
+ludusavi to keep track of your save files.
 
 
 #### Proton
@@ -255,7 +255,7 @@ versions are more up to date than their Lutris and Valve counterparts and
 contain game specific fixes and optimisations. They also have support for AMD
 FSR which allows running any game at a lower resolution and then upscaling it
 to the native monitor resolution. This allows for more performance while only
-losing a small amount of detail. 
+losing a small amount of detail.
 
 
 
@@ -279,30 +279,30 @@ Bulletpoints
 ## Emulation
 
 Console emulators allow you to play console games on your PC. This practice
-isn't unique to Linux. There are emulators available for linux, windows, macos,
-android and even for newer consoles. There are lots of resources on emulation
-in general so this wiki will only cover linux specific things to keep in mind
+isn't unique to Linux. There are emulators available for Linux, Windows, macOS,
+Android and even for newer consoles. There are lots of resources on emulation
+in general so this wiki will only cover Linux specific things to keep in mind
 when doing emulation on Linux.
 
 ### Dolphin
 
 Dolphin is a Wii and GameCube emulator. It is one of the most polished and
-maintained emulators available and the native linux version runs great. 
+maintained emulators available and the native Linux version runs great. 
 
-### Retroarch
+### RetroArch
 
-Retroarch is a multi-system emulator. It can emulate a wide range of different
+RetroArch is a multi-system emulator. It can emulate a wide range of different
 consoles through a single application. It is available for tons of different
 platforms and works basically the same everywhere. Yet, there are a few mention
-worthy differences to the linux version.
+worthy differences to the Linux version.
 
 #### No Core-Updater
 
 The Windows and Android version of RetroArch have a Menu entry that allows
 downloading new cores (Cores are basically the runtimes for consoles). This
 option is not present on Linux which can frequently trip up new users.
 Installing new cores is done through the package manager. Cores typically have
-the name libretro-corename. 
+the name libretro-corename.
 
 #### Missing icons and fonts
 

docs/neovim.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ This has a few unique features which I will list here.
 
 ## Install on other Distros
 
-This config should be rougly distro agnostic, as long as you have the required
+This config should be roughly distro agnostic, as long as you have the required
 packages installed using your respective package manager. MacOS should also
 work, although it has not been tested in a while. 
 
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ nvim # auto installs everything on first run
 ### General usage
 
 Many snippets are triggered automatically when typing certain keywords.
-Pressiing ++ctrl+x++ will undo a snippet expansion so the trigger word can be
+Pressing ++ctrl+x++ will undo a snippet expansion so the trigger word can be
 typed as is without the snippet expanding.
 
 ### Anki

docs/programs.md

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 # instantOS specific programs and features
-
 ## ins
 
 This is a command line tool which manages most of instantOS and unifies most
@@ -12,7 +11,6 @@ The instantOS window manager
 ## instantASSIST
 
 
-
 ## instantARCH
 
 The custom instantOS installer
@@ -36,7 +34,7 @@ Deprecated, functionality moved to `ins`
 
 ## imosid
 
-Deprecated, approach as changed and dotfile management is now part of `ins`
+Deprecated, approach has changed and dotfile management is now part of `ins`
 
 ## instantSHELL
 
@@ -63,7 +61,7 @@ The lock screen in the instantWM session
 
 ## instantNOTIFY
 
-A notification center for instatWM, recording past notifications and providing a
+A notification center for instantWM, recording past notifications and providing a
 way to browse them. Currently unmaintained. 
 
 ## instantSTATUS
@@ -73,6 +71,6 @@ enough already
 
 ## instantOPEN
 
-Open AppImages and flatpak files, somehow this is was not a thing when I made
-this 
+Open AppImages and flatpak files, somehow this was not a thing when I made
+this
 

docs/sticky.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ All sticky windows have a green title bar.
 They can be either floating or tiled.
 
 To make a window sticky, focus it and press ++super+ctrl+s++.
-Pressing ++super+ctrl+s++ a second time unstickies it.
+Pressing ++super+ctrl+s++ a second time unsticks it.
 
 Some special windows behave in similar ways to sticky windows and are also
 marked with a green title bar. Examples for this include overlays and

docs/tags.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ You can activate a single tag by clicking its indicator or using Super + the
 corresponding number key. To move a window to another tag, use Super + Shift + Tag-number.
 To move a window to a tag and follow it there, use Super + Alt + Tag-number.
 You can also drag the green indicator to another tag using the mouse. Holding
-down shift while doing so, follows the window to the corresponding tag.
+down Shift while doing so, follows the window to the corresponding tag.
 Drag a floating window over a tag indicator to move it there and activate the tag.
 
 ### Activating multiple tags

docs/update.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ will however require a restart to become visible.
 "You don't need to restart Linux after an update" does not apply to desktops.
 You *can* use your computer without restarting, but things will get buggy or
 break. This is not an instantOS specific issue, that is just how graphical
-desktops work, if vulkan does not work, then you might have forgotten to restart
+desktops work, if Vulkan does not work, then you might have forgotten to restart
 after an update. 
 :::