typo cleanup

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@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@
 
 The DragonFly 2.6 release is here!
 
-Three release options are now available for 32-bit:  Our bare-bones CD ISO, a bare-bones bootable USB disk-key image (minimum 1G USB stick needed), and a gui bootable USB disk-key image with a full X environment.  The gui USB image replaces the DVD ISO image we has in the previous release to work around issues with DVDs simply being too slow to boot an X environment from.
+Three release options are now available for 32-bit:  Our bare-bones CD ISO, a bare-bones bootable USB disk-key image (minimum 1G USB stick needed), and a GUI bootable USB disk-key image with a full X environment.  The GUI USB image replaces the DVD ISO image we had in the previous release, to work around issues with DVDs simply being too slow to boot an X environment from.
 
-Two release options are available for 64-bit:  Our base-bones CD ISO and our bare-bones bootable USB disk-key image.  The 64-bit release is now fully supported.
+Two release options are available for 64-bit:  Our bare-bones CD ISO and our bare-bones bootable USB disk-key image.  The 64-bit release is now fully supported.
 
 ## Availability
 
@@ -22,29 +22,29 @@ The release ISO images should be available on most of the [[mirrors|mirrors]]. I
 
 ### pkgsrc packages
 
-We offer over 8000 pre-built [pkgsrc](http://www.pkgsrc.org) packages for this release.   The [pkg_radd(1)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=pkg_radd&section=ANY) utility may be used to download pre-built binary packages.  By default this script will query the main package site for a random redirect to one of our mirrors.  The path can be overridden by setting BINPKG_SITES in `/etc/settings.conf`.
+We offer over 8000 pre-built [pkgsrc](http://www.pkgsrc.org) packages for this release.   The [pkg_radd(1)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=pkg_radd&section=ANY) utility may be used to download pre-built binary packages.  The path can be overridden by setting BINPKG_SITES in `/etc/settings.conf`.
 
 To get a list of all packages, let [pkg_search(1)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=pkg_search&section=ANY) download the summary file for that release:
 
     # pkg_search -d
 
-We supply a Makefile in /usr to track the pkgsrc tree.  We also supply a GIT mirror of the NetBSD pkgsrc CVS repo as
-well as the pkgsrc/wip (work in progress) repo at git://git.dragonflybsd.org/pkgsrc.git and we recommend that
-users use it instead of pulling from NetBSD with CVS.  Our GIT mirror is updated four times a day.
+We supply a Makefile in /usr to track the pkgsrc tree.  We also supply a Git mirror of the NetBSD pkgsrc CVS repo as
+well as the pkgsrc/wip (work in progress) repo at git://git.dragonflybsd.org/pkgsrc.git.  We recommend that
+users use it, instead of pulling from NetBSD with CVS.  Our Git mirror is updated four times a day.
 
 ## DragonFly 2.6.x Special Installation and Upgrade Notes
 
-**VirtualBox and VMWare users** - Unless your virtual hard disk is 50G or larger we recommend
+**VirtualBox and VMWare users** - Unless your virtual hard disk is 50G or larger, we recommend
 doing a UFS install and not the default HAMMER install.  We also recommend installing from the CD ISO
 and not the DVD ISO.
 
-**Binary packages issue** - Due to bugs in 2009Q4 we had to use pkgsrc-current for the x86_64 img/iso
-and both gui images.  The i386 img/iso uses 2009Q4.  The binary packages on avalon are thus a bit
-out of date for the x86_64 and gui images.
+**Binary packages issue** - Due to bugs in pkgsrc-2009Q4 we had to use pkgsrc-current for the x86_64 img/iso
+and both GUI images.  The i386 img/iso uses pkgsrc-2009Q4.  The binary packages on avalon are thus a bit
+out of date for the x86_64 and GUI images.
 
 **disklabel64 issue** - The installer may fail to install a 64-bit disklabel due to a snooping
 bug in the kernel if a 32-bit disklabel was previously present on the drive.  If you get this
-failure you can re-run fdisk -IB <drive> from a shell and then retry.
+failure, you can re-run fdisk -IB <drive> from a shell and then retry.
 
 ## DragonFly 2.6.1 Release Notes
 
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ failure you can re-run fdisk -IB <drive> from a shell and then retry.
 * Added support for minidumps
 * Added swapcache support for SSDs
 * Ported POSIX Message Queues from NetBSD (Google Summer of Code Project).
-* Updated Linuxulator (now runs java, flash,...) for pc32
+* Updated Linuxulator (now runs java, flash,...) for i386
 * fixed vinum root mounts
 * Added watchdog framework (compatible with watchdogd(8))
 * Added gpio framework
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ failure you can re-run fdisk -IB <drive> from a shell and then retry.
 * null mounts now accept -o update
 * awk(1): increased input field separator width to handle extended regexps.
 * cpdup(1): added -VV option to verify file's contents and ignore mtime entirely.
-* mount_nfs(8):rdirplus is now the default
+* mount_nfs(8): rdirplus is now the default
 * periodic(8) security now also reports pkgsrc vulnerabilities
 * watchdogd: import from OpenBSD
 * hotplugd(8): import from OpenBSD
@@ -134,8 +134,8 @@ failure you can re-run fdisk -IB <drive> from a shell and then retry.
 **swapcache** - This is a mechanism which allows an attached solid state drive to be used to cache
 data and/or meta-data for other filesystems.  The meta-data caching feature is particularly useful for
 machines which manage millions of files.  About 2 million inodes and their related blockmaps can be
-cached per 1GB of SSD.  DragonFly supports up to 32GB of swap per swap device (up to four) on i386
-and up to 512GB of swap per swap device on 64-bit, so a very large number of inodes can be cached.
+cached per gigabyte of SSD.  DragonFly supports up to 32GB of swap, per swap device (up to four) on i386,
+and up to 512GB of swap, per swap device, on 64-bit, so a very large number of inodes can be cached.
 Please see the [swapcache(8)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=swapcache&section=ANY)
 manual page for more information.