@@ 25,7 25,7 @@ Well, those commands currently are:
The PKGFILE also recognises a few global variables, which are currently limited to:
- `$bin_dir`: directory for binary executables, that is `.aati/bin` under the user's home directory.
- `$lib_dir`: directory for DLLs, that is `.aati/lib` under the user's home directory.
-- `$home_dir`: user home directory, `~`/`$HOME` for UNIX and `%HOMEPATH%` for Windows.
+- `$home_dir`: user home directory, `~` or `$HOME` for UNIX and `%HOMEPATH%` for Windows.
An Example of a PKGFILE summing up all of what we said above can be:
```bash