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Small fixes to installation docs #108

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Expand Up @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This full build is only supported for `x86_64` Linux and Windows platforms.
## Downloading Nightly

On the [nightly Arturo build page][nightly], find the latest `full` release for your current platform (Linux or Windows only).
The page lists the pre-built releases as `arturo_0.9.83-<year>-<month>-<date>-<platform>-full`.
The page lists the pre-built releases as `arturo_<version>-<year>-<month>-<date>-<platform>-full`.
For example, the latest `full` build for Linux as of this writing is `arturo_0.9.83-2024-06-12-linux-full`.
Download the correct release for your platform and extract the `arturo` binary from the archive.
Move that binary to a directory on your system's PATH environment variable.
Expand All @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ You can verify the binary is on your PATH by running `arturo --version` at the c
That should print something like `arturo v/0.9.83 b/3112 (amd64/linux)`, and the specific version and platform identifiers may be different for you.

## Running Arturo code
At that point, you're reaady to start writing Arturo code!
At that point, you're ready to start writing Arturo code!
To access the Arturo REPL interactive console, run `arturo` at the command-line.
To execute an Arturo script, run `arturo <file>` at the command-line inside.
To import packages, run `import "<package-name>"!` inside the REPL.
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