fix typos

Author: hajgato

mkdocs/docs/HPC/rlibs.md

@@ -1,21 +1,21 @@
 # R libraries
 
-Please keep in mind, that this is not a genral manual
+Please keep in mind, that this is not a general manual
 abut installing `R` libraries, but only system specific information about self 
 installed R libraries at {{ hpcinfra }}.
 
-Our infrastructure contains different CPU arcitectures, that are
-not neccesarily compatible with each other. Additionally, we have 
+Our infrastructure contains different CPU architectures, that are
+not necessarily compatible with each other. Additionally, we have 
 multiple versions of `R` installed with different versions of toolchains, and by default,
 self installed libraries are installed in separate directories based only
 on R major and minor versions.
 
-In this way, you might use self installed R libraries on incopatible architectures and/or
+In this way, you might use self installed R libraries on incompatible architectures and/or
 compiled with incompatible toolchains, which might lead to hangs or other types of errors.
 
 When you load a centrally installed `R` module we make sure that self installed libraries 
-will be installed to an operational system, arhictecture, toolchain, and `R` version
-dependent directory. The loaction of this directory by default is
+will be installed to an operational system, architecture, toolchain, and `R` version
+dependent directory. The location of this directory by default is
 (by setting `R_LIBS_USER` environmental variable to)
 `$VSC_DATA/local_R_LIBS/$VSC_OS_LOCAL/$VSC_ARCH_LOCAL/<R version>-<toolchain>`.
 
@@ -24,14 +24,14 @@ in your VO), you should set the environmental variable `R_LIBS_BASEDIR` to the d
 *before* you load any centrally installed `R` module. In this case, the location of the
 directory for self installed `R` libraries will be
 `$R_LIBS_BASEDIR/local_R_LIBS/$VSC_OS_LOCAL/$VSC_ARCH_LOCAL/<R version>-<toolchain>`.
-If this directory is not writtable, you can still be able to use already installed 
-`R` libararies from that location, but you will not be able to install `R` libarires 
+If this directory is not writable, you can still be able to use already installed 
+`R` libraries from that location, but you will not be able to install `R` libraries 
 yourself.
 
 You can always check the default location(s) of `R` libraries by issuing `.libPaths()` command
-in `R`. This command will show the library locations ordered by their priorites. 
+in `R`. This command will show the library locations ordered by their priorities. 
 
-Please be aware that if you have installed an `R` libaries yourself in the past, you might have to 
+Please be aware that if you have installed an `R` libraries yourself in the past, you might have to 
 reinstall those if you want to use them:
 - on a different cluster
 - with a different version of `R`