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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Here is a list of all currently supported QMK layouts :

## Install

You’ll need to setup your QMK environment beforhand, QMK’s cli tool does the
You’ll need to setup your QMK environment beforehand, QMK’s cli tool does the
job well. You’ll need to know how is your keyboard is called inside of QMK’s
code, usually they are named `brand/model/revision` though that may vary from a
keyboard to another. You can always run `qmk list-keyboard | grep <your
Expand All @@ -54,11 +54,11 @@ Optionnal flags can be passed to `arsenik-qmk.sh` to enable or disable certain
features:

- `-n`: “no editor” (doesn’t open the `config.h` file)
- `-b`: “build” (immidiatlly build the keymap after installing it)
- `-f`: “flash” (immidiatlly build the keymap and flash your keyboard with it
- `-b`: “build” (immediately build the keymap after installing it)
- `-f`: “flash” (immediately build the keymap and flash your keyboard with it
after installing it)

### example:
### Example:

Let’s say I have a Keebio Iris Rev2, and I want to install Arsenik-QMK for it
(with my QMK folder located in `~/Code/qmk`) then flash the keymap. First, I
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