Merge pull request #4459 from eric-urban/patch-1

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Author: American-Dipper

hub/dev-home/setup.md

@@ -19,15 +19,15 @@ Dev Home Machine configuration can manage everything you need to get to your mac
 
 When you select **Machine configuration**, Dev Home will provide multiple set up options:
 
-1. **End-to-end setup**: Install applications, clone repositories, and add all of the requirements for a new development project using the built-in graphical configuration interface to enable unattended setup of your environment. The step-by-step tool will walk you through everything you need, including suggestions for popular dev tools or repositories connected to your GitHub account. Once you've made all of your choices, sit back and let Dev Home handle the rest.
+- **End-to-end setup**: Install applications, clone repositories, and add all of the requirements for a new development project using the built-in graphical configuration interface to enable unattended setup of your environment. The step-by-step tool will walk you through everything you need, including suggestions for popular dev tools or repositories connected to your GitHub account. Once you've made all of your choices, sit back and let Dev Home handle the rest.
 
-2. **Run a configuration file for an existing setup**: Use a [WinGet Configuration file](../package-manager/configuration/index.md) to consolidate all of your machine setup and project onboarding tasks into a single file, making the process of setting up your development environment reliable and repeatable. WinGet Configuration files use a YAML format with a JSON schema applying Windows Package Manager and PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) Resource modules to handle every aspect of your machine set up. Remove any worry over finding the right software version, packages, tools, frameworks, and settings when onboarding to a new team or project. Be sure to [check the trustworthiness of a WinGet Configuration file](../package-manager/configuration/check.md) before running it.
+- **Run a configuration file for an existing setup**: Use a [WinGet Configuration file](../package-manager/configuration/index.md) to consolidate all of your machine setup and project onboarding tasks into a single file, making the process of setting up your development environment reliable and repeatable. WinGet Configuration files use a YAML format with a JSON schema applying Windows Package Manager and PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) Resource modules to handle every aspect of your machine set up. Remove any worry over finding the right software version, packages, tools, frameworks, and settings when onboarding to a new team or project. Be sure to [check the trustworthiness of a WinGet Configuration file](../package-manager/configuration/check.md) before running it.
 
-3. **Clone repositories**: Once you have connected your credentials using the [Dev Home GitHub extension](extensions.md#dev-home-github-extension), you can use Dev Home to clone repositories on to your machine.
+- **Clone repositories**: Once you have connected your credentials using the [Dev Home GitHub extension](extensions.md#dev-home-github-extension), you can use Dev Home to clone repositories on to your machine.
 
-4. **Install applications**: Use Dev Home to discover and install software applications -- one at a time or have Dev Home install several while you take a snack break.
+- **Install applications**: Use Dev Home to discover and install software applications -- one at a time or have Dev Home install several while you take a snack break.
 
-5. **Add a Dev Drive**: To add a storage volume that utilizes ReFS and optimized security settings to be more performant for development-focused scenarios, consider adding Dev Drive. You must currently be running a Windows Insider Program Build on the Dev Channel in order to use Dev Drive. Learn more in the [Dev Drive](../dev-drive/index.md) docs.
+- **Add a Dev Drive**: To add a storage volume that utilizes ReFS and optimized security settings to be more performant for development-focused scenarios, consider adding Dev Drive. You must currently be running a Windows Insider Program Build on the Dev Channel in order to use Dev Drive. Learn more in the [Dev Drive](../dev-drive/index.md) docs.
 
 ## Clone a GitHub repo and store it on a Dev Drive