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 A very basic X window manager.
 
-## Yet Another Window Manager?
+## Yet Another Window Manager
 
-Over the years, I have relied on or tried out a number of minimalist  
-window managers. dwm](https://dwm.suckless.org/) was a mainstay for  
-a long time. I tried out both [i3](https://i3wm.org/) and [bspwm](https://github.com/baskerville/bspwm). [cwm](https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/xenocara/app/cwm/) was my choice the last few years.
+Over the years, I have made use of a number of minimalist window  
+managers. dwm](https://dwm.suckless.org/) was a mainstay for a long  
+time. I tried out both [i3](https://i3wm.org/) and [bspwm](https://github.com/baskerville/bspwm). [cwm](https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/xenocara/app/cwm/) was my choice the last few years.
 
 Each has some great design principles and features, and each had  
 things that I tried to tweak or patch or script or hack my way  
 around. What if there were a window manager that did nothing more  
-nor less than what I needed a window manager to do? That matched my  
-worflow without the work arounds?
+nor nothing less than what I needed a window manager to do? That  
+matched my worflow without the work arounds?
 
 These questions led to looking up the source code of a number of  
-minimalist window managers, followed by starting to learnto read C  
+minimalist window managers, followed by starting to learn to read C  
 code, then designing, then roadmapping, then stumbling along writing  
-C code, a lot of trial and error. And voilà.
+C code, then a lot of trial and error. And voilà.
 
 Here is yet another window manager. My window manager. A stacking  
 window manager that is purposely opinionated regarding window  
-placement and sizing, provides a straight forward work environment,  
-and prefers simplicity and tranquility.
+placement and sizing, that provides a straight forward work  
+environment, and that prefers simplicity and tranquility.
 
 In addition to being the window manager I use every day, __bxwm__  
 also serves as my primary project for transitioning from writing  
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 ## Configuration
 
-__bxwm__ is configured by config.def.h. User customizations should  
-be made in config.h. After making changes, the program must be  
-recompiled and reinstalled. See bxwm(1) for details.
+__bxwm__ is configured in config.def.h. User customizations should be  
+made in config.h after the initial compile. After making changes, the  
+program must be recompiled and reinstalled. See bxwm(1) for details.
 
 ## Design & Functionality