Updating wording in README.Debian, thanks to Antonio Diaz Diaz <ant_diaz@teleline.es>.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel.baumann@progress-linux.org>

1 files changed, 16 insertions, 11 deletions

diff --git a/debian/lzip.README.Debian b/debian/lzip.README.Debian
index 38e3c90..b36f972 100644
--- a/debian/lzip.README.Debian
+++ b/debian/lzip.README.Debian
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Lzip is available in different implementations:
   xlunzip        C implementation using lzip_decompress kernel module, decompressor only
 
   lzd            simple C implementation, decompressor only, educational purpose
-  minilzip       simple C implementation, using lzlib, educational purpose
+  minilzip       simple C implementation using lzlib library
   pdlzip         simple C implementation, Public Domain
 
 All Lzip implementations are fully compatible (files can be compressed and
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ The following automatic priorities are used:
     lunzip         -1000
 
   Compressor and decompressors:
-    lzlib          1000
+    minilzip       1000
     pdlzip         2000
     clzip          3000
     lziprecover    4000
@@ -57,22 +57,27 @@ This allows:
 
       sudo update-alternative --config lzip
 
-    if more than one lzip imlementation is installed.
+    if more than one Lzip imlementation is installed.
 
-  * automatically have the system use the 'best' implementation installed.
+  * automatically have the system use the 'best' implementation installed
+    (using the priorities listed above, e.g. installing plzip will superseed
+    lzip automatically).
 
-  * allows to switch back and forth, transparently, from single-threaded lzip
-    to parallel plzip with one update-alternative command - no scripts or
-    commands need to be changed.
+  * switching transparently between implementations, e.g. globally using
+    the multi-threaded plzip instead of the single-threaded lzip requires only
+    one command:
 
-    If you were using lzip before, install plzip and all your lzip operations
-    are now parallelized automatically.
+       sudo update-alternatives --set lzip /usr/bin/lzip.plzip
 
+    No scripts or commands need to be changed. If you were using lzip
+    before, install plzip and all your Lzip operations are now parallelized
+    automatically.
 
-3. Best practise
+
+3. Best practice
 ----------------
 
-To make the best use of lzip, the following should be considered:
+To make the best use of Lzip, the following should be considered:
 
   * use lzip in scripts and commands, don't hardcode a specific implementation
     (e.g. use lzip, not plzip).