MISC: Update readme

README.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ The lektord and related binaries and source code are under the MIT license. Plea
 
 To visualize dependencies of the rust part of lektor, you can call the script
 [print-cargo-deps.bash](/utils/scripts/print-cargo-deps.bash) from the workspaces. You will also
-need to have `dot` utility from the `graphviz` package to be installed for that script to work.
+need to have dot utility from the graphviz package to be installed for that script to work.
 
 ### Building instructions
 
@@ -91,16 +91,16 @@ appimagetool --comp xz --sign --sign-key $YOUR_SIGN_KEY Amadeus
 
 ### Launch instructions
 
-To run lektor, you can simply run the binary like: `./lektord`. Be sure to place the
-`liblektor_c.so` shared library **next** to the `lektord` binary before executing it. If lektord did
-not exit normally. Lektor will use specialized software (hwdec set to yes), if you have an nvidia
-card with optimus (in almose every laptop), please use `optirun` or `primusrun`.
+To run lektor, you can simply run the binary. Be sure to place the liblektor_c.so shared library
+*next* to the lektord binary before executing it. If lektord did not exit normally. Lektor will use
+specialized software (hwdec set to yes), if you have an nvidia card with optimus (in almose every
+laptop), please use optirun or primusrun.
 
 ### How to update the lektord database
 
-To update the lektor database, you first need to launch `lektord`, then use the `lkt -Au` to update
+To update the lektor database, you first need to launch lektord, then use the `lkt -Au` to update
 the database and import users' favorite lists as playlists. You can also perform the update action
-from the `amadeus` client, in the search section.
+from the amadeus client, in the search section.
 
 While connected to kurisu, you need to obtain a token, it can be achieved by visiting the page
 https://kurisu.iiens.net/api/download.php?token while being connected. You must copy this token in
@@ -109,14 +109,14 @@ section.
 
 ### How to send commands to lektor
 
-To send commands to lektor, you can use `lkt` or build your own by calling directly the REST API
-with curl or other things. For graphical things, you can use `amadeus` which is a client written in
+To send commands to lektor, you can use lkt or build your own by calling directly the REST API with
+curl or other things. For graphical things, you can use amadeus which is a client written in
 [iced](https://iced.rs/).
 
-The `lektord` daemon and the `amadeus` client implements the
+The lektord daemon and the amadeus client implements the
 [MPRIS Specification](https://specifications.freedesktop.org/mpris-spec/latest/). As such you can
 use any MPRIS-able client to control them (playerctl, directly calling dbus things, etc.) By default
-`lektord` enables MPRIS while `amadeus` doesn't, this behaviour can be changed in the config files.
+lektord enables MPRIS while amadeus doesn't, this behaviour can be changed in the config files.
 
 ### How to configure lektor
 
@@ -128,5 +128,5 @@ The default configuration file will be created on the first launch of the tool.
 configuration folder the lektord program will store its configuration in `lektord.toml`, lkt in
 `lkt.toml`, amadeus in `amadeus.toml`, etc.
 
-For `amadeus`, you can edit its configuration file in the settings section.
+For amadeus, you can edit its configuration file in the settings section.
 

utils/scripts/docker/package_appimages.bash

@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ this_dir="\$(readlink -f "\$(dirname "\$0")")"
             source "\$HOOK"
         done
 }
-exec "\$this_dir/usr/bin/${EXEC}" "$@"
+exec "\$this_dir/usr/bin/${EXEC}" $@
 EOF
 
     # Pack the AppImage