Added proper content for the README.md

README.md

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 # Paperchanger
 
 ## Introduction
-`Paperchanger´ is a program aimed to assist one using the `xwallpaper` tool.
+`Paperchanger` is a program aimed to assist one using the `xwallpaper` tool.
 
 Hence `xwallpaper` provides no comprehensive way of changing the wallpaper through a graphical selector, `paperchanger` is there to fix this flaw.
 
-Of course 'paperchanger' offers fuctionality to change the wallpaper by passing a path to a file, just like you would with 'xwallpaper'.
+Of course `paperchanger` offers fuctionality to change the wallpaper by passing a path to a file, just like you would with `xwallpaper`.
 
-Additionally, 'paperchanger' gives you the option of specifying a default directory where all your wallpapers are stored.
+Additionally, `paperchanger` gives you the option of specifying a default directory where all your wallpapers are stored.
 This is nice, as it provides an easier workflow for changing wallpapers.
 
-It is important to know that 'paperchanger' is using the `--zoom` flag provided by `xwallpaper` internally, although this might be adjusted or extended at some point in the future.
+It is important to know that `paperchanger` is using the `--zoom` flag provided by `xwallpaper` internally, although this might be adjusted or extended at some point in the future.
 
-##Installation
+## Installation
 
-###Arch Based Systems
+### Arch Based Systems
 
 If you are using an arch based system, you can install the `paperchanger` package from the [AUR](https://aur.archlinux.org/) (Arch User Repository).
 (Not yet available!)
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 ```
 If you do not want to use an AUR manager, here is how to compile and install the package manually:
 
-Download the `PKGBIULD` file from this repository and move it to some folder.
+Download the `PKGBUILD` file from this repository and move it to some folder.
 
 Navigate into this folder using:
 
 ```shell
-$ cd [path-to-the-folder]
+$ cd path-to-the-folder
 ```
 
 Now use the `makepkg` command to download the source files and compile the package:
@@ -44,8 +44,10 @@ After you are done creating the package, you should have many files including a
 This is your ready to compressed ready to use `paperchanger` package, which can now be installed using pacman.
 
 ```shell
-$ sudo pacman -U [path-to-your-archive]
+$ sudo pacman -U path-to-your-archive
 ```
 
-###Other Systems (PKGBUILD file is not used)
+The folder and its contents used for the installation process may now be deleted.
+
+### Other Systems (`PKGBUILD` file is not used)
 Insert description here.