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fixed typos and updated some info

README.md

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 # hkd: hotkey deamon
 hkd allows to define system-wide hotkeys, independently of graphical environment,
-this means, that hotkeys will work in x11 waylnad and even tty, as long as the
-actions specified can run you are good to go.
+this means, that hotkeys will work in x11, wayland and even in a tty.
 
 ## Compatibility
-hkd only works in linux as it uses the linux-specific epoll and inotify apis
+hkd only works on linux as it uses the linux-specific epoll and inotify APIs
+as well as the evdev interface for input recognition.
 
 ## Compiling
 hkd doesn't require any libraries and has no dependency other than a standard C
-library, `musl` should work.\
-run `make` to compile, `make clean` to remove the mess and `make debug` to compile
-a debug binary to use with gdb.
+library, `musl` should work too (altough I have not yet tested it).
+
+Run `make` to compile, `make clean` to remove the mess and `make debug` to 
+compile a debug binary to use with gdb. To install run `make install` and 
+`make uninstall` if you re done with it.
+
+## Documentation
+The [man page](hkd.1) is (at least in my opinion) pretty simple and explanatory,
+the program itself is very small (under 600 loc excluding comments and blanks)
+and the config file is documented trough an [example](template.conf). That said
+if I recive enough requests for further documentation I'll provide it. 
 
 ## Similar projects
 [triggerhappy](https://github.com/wertarbyte/triggerhappy)