From 55559e9a0527528450e8657c3ed11d5d235e5643 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Csaba Zamolyi <csaba.zamolyi@outlook.com>
Date: Wed, 8 Feb 2023 16:49:51 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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 The newest, coolest, fastest and smallest useless daemon for your system!
 
 My name is Csaba Zámolyi, and my nickname is "Cshee" (pronunciation: /'tʃeː/),
-hence the main project name: SysCshee (/'sɪstʃeː/).
-This daemon is part of the SysCshee project, but is compilable and runnable completely separately,
-it's not tied to other parts of SysCshee. (Quite possibly beause no other parts exist. Yet.)
+hence the main project name: SystemCshee (/'sɪstəmtʃeː/).
+This daemon is part of the SystemCshee project, but is compilable and runnable completely separately,
+it's not tied to other parts of SystemCshee. (Quite possibly beause no other parts exist. Yet.)
 
 ### What is this?
 This daemon does nothing more and nothing less than monitoring your battery level and taking action(s) at set treshold(s)
-The tresholds and the actions to take are both configurable in `/etc/syscshee/batteryd.conf`
+The tresholds and the actions to take are both configurable in `/etc/systemcshee/batteryd.conf`
 
 ### Why?
 Why not? It was a long and rough day and around 2AM, after 5-6 beers, it seemed to be a good idea to
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ it would be really fun if other people used it or did something with it :slight_
 Also, this is for learning in a fun, but somewhat productive way.
 
 ### Configuration
-`batteryd` can be configured with a `batteryd.conf` file located at `/etc/syscshee/batteryd.conf`
+`batteryd` can be configured with a `batteryd.conf` file located at `/etc/systemcshee/batteryd.conf`
 
 An example can be found in [batteryd.conf.example](batteryd.conf.example)
 
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