# HG changeset patch
# User Paul Issott <paul@slitaz.org>
# Date 1397850442 -3600
# Node ID b01ae7eabae81792932d41fc8c76a377fadf23cf
# Parent  b80181d82ccedfaff56ee6f37837f44970acd058
Tiny edits

diff -r b80181d82cce -r b01ae7eabae8 README
--- a/README	Fri Apr 18 21:21:01 2014 +0200
+++ b/README	Fri Apr 18 20:47:22 2014 +0100
@@ -3,11 +3,11 @@
 
 
 Fbs is a rewrite of the old SliTaz Fbsplash tool for the SliTaz ARM and
-Raspberry Pi flavor. SliTaz ARM use radically simple boot scripts so
+Raspberry Pi flavors. SliTaz ARM uses radically simple boot scripts so
 the integration was very easy. Enabling/disabling fbsplash on boot and
 managing themes can be done with the fbs utility.
 
-In time or if someone give a hand on. It may be possible to have a
+In time or if someone gives a hand. It may be possible to have a
 GTK or/and Ncurses frontend to handle themes.
 
 
@@ -16,10 +16,10 @@
 
  * Use Busybox fbsplash applet for image and progress bar
  * Use Linux kernel options 'quiet' at boot time
- * Enable FBSPLASH in /etc/rcS.conf confg file
+ * Enable FBSPLASH in /etc/rcS.conf config file
  * Tweak /etc/inittab to hide and log text messages
- * The SliTaz theme can fit in very small screen since the image
-   goes top/left and have a black bg such as the Linux Framebuffer
+ * The SliTaz theme can fit in a very small screen since the image
+   goes top/left and has a black bg such as the Linux Framebuffer
 
 
 Install & setup
@@ -30,20 +30,20 @@
 
 # make && make install
 
-Boot splash is activated on some SliTaz ARM flavor but not on the i486
-standard distibution so you need enable fbs to have a graphical boot:
+Boot splash is activated on some SliTaz ARM flavors but not on the i486
+standard distribution so you need enable fbs to have a graphical boot:
 
 # fbs on [theme]
 
-All fbs configuration variable can be found in: /etc/rcS.conf. Thes are:
+All fbs configuration variables can be found in: /etc/rcS.conf. These are:
 
 FBSPLASH="on"
 FBTHEME="slitaz"
 
 Testing
 -------
-Let test the environment, first make sure you have the Linux Framebuffer
-device node with: 'ls /dev/fb0'. The Raspberry Pi use the Linux framebuffer
+Let's test the environment, first make sure you have the Linux Framebuffer
+device node with: 'ls /dev/fb0'. The Raspberry Pi uses the Linux framebuffer
 so Fbs will work out of the box.
 
 Then press Ctrl+F2 to open a text mode session (back to X with Ctrl+F7)
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@
 Theming
 -------
 Fbs provide a nifty theming mechanism designed to easily handle installed
-themes as well has creating and sharing new themes. A theme consist in
+themes as well has creating and sharing new themes. A theme exists in
 a small and human readable configuration and in a gzip ppm image.
 
 # fbs themes