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This commit rectifies a couple of typographic errors in the README.md file. Notably, there was a typo 'abondoning' which has been corrected to 'abandoning' and, it tidies up punctuation within the sentences. The main focus was to ensure readability and clarity of the documentation.
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@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ SPDX-License-Identifier: CC0-1.0
_apg-go_ is a simple APG-like password generator written in Go. It tries to replicate the
functionality of the
"[Automated Password Generator](https://web.archive.org/web/20130313042424/http://www.adel.nursat.kz:80/apg)",
which hasn't been maintained since 2003. Since more and more Unix distributions are abondoning the tool, I was
which hasn't been maintained since 2003. Since more and more Unix distributions are abandoning the tool, I was
looking for an alternative. FreeBSD for example recommends "security/makepasswd", which is written in Perl
but requires a lot of dependency packages and doesn't offer the feature-set/flexibility of APG.
Since FIPS-181 (pronounceable passwords) has been withdrawn in 2015, apg-go does not follow this standard. Instead
Since FIPS-181 (pronounceable passwords) has been withdrawn in 2015, apg-go does not follow this standard. Instead,
it implements the [Koremutake Syllables System](https://shorl.com/koremutake.php) in its pronounceable password mode.
## Installation
@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ $ ./apg-go -n 1 -C
### Password length
By default, apg-go will generate a password with a random length between 12 and 20 characters. If you
want to be more specific, you can use the `-m` and `-x` parameters to override the defaults. Let's
assume you want a single complex password with a length of exactly 32 characters, you can do so by
assume you want a single complex password with a length of exactly 32 characters you can do so by
running:
```shell
$ ./apg-go -n 1 -C -m 32 -x 32