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@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ Script for installing faculty printers on Linux via Samba print server.
 
 ## Advantages
 
--   You can print on WiFi using Samba. (With unauthenticated IPP printing you are allowed to only print via Ethernet cable.)
--   You can add a FI printer to your existing CUPS instance. This way, you don’t have to switch configurations.
+-   You can print on Wi-Fi using Samba. (With unauthenticated IPP printing you are allowed to only print via Ethernet cable.)
+-   You can add a FI printer to your existing CUPS instance (e.g. if you already have your own local printer). This way, you don’t have to switch configurations.
 -   You don’t need to have the same login on your computer as your faculty login.
 
 
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Script for installing faculty printers on Linux via Samba print server.
 
 -   Printers have to be installed one by one.
 -   Password will be stored at `/etc/cups/printers.conf` in plain text format.
--   This is not the preferred way of printing on FI. (Preferred way is via Kerberos.)
+-   This is not the preferred way of printing on FI. (The preferred way is via Kerberos.)
 
 
 ## Pre-requirements
@@ -22,31 +22,31 @@ Script for installing faculty printers on Linux via Samba print server.
 -   root access (or sudo)
 -   running local [CUPS](https://www.cups.org/) print server
 -   Samba client (`smbclient`)
--   Cron system for automatic update
+-   Cron system for automatic updating
 
 
 ### Warning
 
-If you are printing with unauthenticated IPP or Kerberized IPP, you will have to remove client configuration file for CUPS, which is located at `/etc/cups/client.conf`.
+If you are printing via unauthenticated IPP or Kerberized IPP, you will have to remove the client configuration file for CUPS, which is located at `/etc/cups/client.conf`.
 
 
 ## Usage
 
-Usage: `./install.pl (--cron|[--usage] <printer-name>)` , where `<printer-name>` is a valid printer name. If supplied `--usage` script will only update drivers. Passing `--cron` will only prompt user for cron installation.
+Usage: `./install.pl {--cron | [--usage] <printer-name>}` , where `<printer-name>` is a valid printer name. If supplied `--usage`, the script will only update the drivers. Passing `--cron` will only prompt user for cron installation.
 
-For example, to install printer `lj2b` run
+For example, to install the printer `lj2b`, run
 
 ```shell
 ./install.pl lj2b
 ```
 
-After running the script, you will be prompted for you faculty login(username and password) and for cron installation if not already installed.
+After running the script, you will be prompted for your faculty credentials (the faculty username and the faculty password) and for cron installation if not already installed.
 
-You may be prompted for faculty login once again on the first print job depending on your distribution.
+You may be prompted for the faculty credentials once again on the first print job, depending on your distribution.
 
-### Available printers
+### Supported printers
 
-Currently available printers:
+Currently supported printers:
 
 -   copy2a
 -   copy3a
@@ -63,11 +63,10 @@ Currently available printers:
 -   lj4p
 -   lj5c
 
-#### Currently not supported printers
+At the moment, copy4b and copy5b are not supported.
 
-At the moment copy4b and copy5b are not supported.
-
-You can find out more information on <https://www.fi.muni.cz/tech/unix/print.html>.
+You can find out more information about printing in general
+at <https://www.fi.muni.cz/tech/unix/print.html>.
 
 
 ## Repository structure