1 files changed, 19 insertions(+), 19 deletions(-)

M README.md

@@ 5,16 5,16 @@ Clic (Common LISP Interactive Client) is a terminal based gopher
 client. The name is a bad pun, **clic** is the sound of a mouse click
 but the software is keyboard driven...
 
-Clic supports TLS connection by first trying to speak TLS to the remote
-server, if it doesn't work it fallback to plaintext. The status prompt
+Clic supports TLS connections by first trying to speak TLS to the remote
+server, if it doesn't work, it falls back to plaintext. The status prompt
 will show either "**TLS**" or "UNSECURE" depending on how the communication
-has been negociated.
+has been negotiated.
 
 
 Requirements
 ============
 
-clic requires a few dependencies :
+clic requires a few dependencies:
 
    + ANSI compatible terminal emulator
    + ecl common lisp interpreter


@@ 28,7 28,7 @@ How to build
 `clic` binary must be compiled.
 
 To compile it with **ecl**, it's really easy type the following
-command :
+command:
 
     make
 


@@ 43,8 43,8 @@ How to use clic
 
 By default *clic* will load the page **gopherproject/1/** with a
 number on the left of each link. Please type the number of a link to
-follow it. If it's a text, the $PAGER program will be called to show
-it, if it's a binary file (types g,I and 9) it will be downloaded into
+follow it. If it's a text, the $PAGER program will be called to show it,
+if it's a binary file (types g,I and 9) it will be downloaded into
 `/tmp/` and then `xdg-open` will be called on the filename.
 
 


@@ 61,7 61,7 @@ Keyboard bindings
 + d : display the raw response
 
 In addition to the previous keybinding, a different layout coexists,
-permitting to use clic with the numpad with only one hand :
+permitting clic to be used with the numpad with only one hand:
 
 + "a number" : follow the link "number
 + / : previous page


@@ 74,17 74,17 @@ Command line usage
 
 clic [-t] [-k] [url|file]
 
-If you start clic with -t parameter, then menus will be displayed in
-one operation, instead of asking to display next page once it reach
+If you start clic with the -t option, menus will be displayed in a
+single operation, instead of asking to display next page once it reaches
 your terminal size.
 
-If you start clic with -k parameter, then kiosk mode is enabled, which
-mean it won't call any external program or save any data on the
-disk. Texts (type 0) will be shown as-this in the output. It only
-allow to use texts, menus and searches.
+If you start clic with the -k option, then kiosk mode is enabled, in
+which case it won't call any external program or save any data to disk.
+Texts (type 0) will be shown as-is in the output. It only allows the use
+of texts, menus and searches.
 
 If you pass a gopher url to clic (gopher:// isn't mandatory for the
-url), the behavor will change depending on two parameters :
+url), the behavior will be determined by two parameters:
 
 1. is the output a pipe/redirection ?
 2. is the url type a menu ? (types 1 or 7)


@@ 92,9 92,9 @@ url), the behavor will change depending on two parameters :
 If the output is a pipe or a redirection, clic will send the raw data
 to stdout (text for type 0 and binary for others types)
 
-If the output is the terminal, clic will download the file in /tmp/
-folder and then call $PAGER if the type is 0 (text) or xdg-open for
-others types.
+If the output is the terminal, clic will download the file in the
+`/tmp/` folder, then call $PAGER if the type is 0 (text) or xdg-open
+for others types.
 
 If the url is a type 0 or 7 and the output is a terminal, it will open
 clic and stay in interactive mode.


@@ 102,6 102,6 @@ clic and stay in interactive mode.
 Clic can open a local file respecting the gopher menu protocol, this
 can be used to create a bookmark file and load it locally without a
 gopher server. In order to proceed, you need to pass the file path as
-a parameter beginning with file://, like the following example :
+a parameter beginning with file://, as in the following example:
 
     clic file://path/to/my_file.txt