fix ponctuation in book/moving_around.md

Author: LoicRiegel

book/default_shell.md

@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@
 |     Terminal     | Platform     |                                                                                                                 Instructions                                                                                                                 |
 | :--------------: | ------------ | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
 |  GNOME Terminal  | Linux & BSDs |                                  Open `Edit > Preferences`. In the right-hand panel, select the `Command` tab, tick `Run a custom command instead of my shell`, and set `Custom command` to the path to Nu.                                  |
-|  GNOME Console   | Linux & BSDs | Type the command `gsettings set org.gnome.Console shell "['/usr/bin/nu']"` (replace `/usr/bin/nu` with the path to Nu). Equivalently, use [dconf Editor](https://apps.gnome.org/DconfEditor/) to edit the `/org/gnome/Console/shell` key.    |
-|      Kitty       | Linux & BSDs |    Press `Ctrl`+`Shift`+`F2` to open `kitty.conf`. Go to `shell` variable, uncomment the line and replace the `.` with the path to Nu. |
+|  GNOME Console   | Linux & BSDs |  Type the command `gsettings set org.gnome.Console shell "['/usr/bin/nu']"` (replace `/usr/bin/nu` with the path to Nu). Equivalently, use [dconf Editor](https://apps.gnome.org/DconfEditor/) to edit the `/org/gnome/Console/shell` key.   |
+|      Kitty       | Linux & BSDs |                                                     Press `Ctrl`+`Shift`+`F2` to open `kitty.conf`. Go to `shell` variable, uncomment the line and replace the `.` with the path to Nu.                                                      |
 |     Konsole      | Linux & BSDs |                                                                                   Open `Settings > Edit Current Profile`. Set `Command` to the path to Nu.                                                                                   |
 |  XFCE Terminal   | Linux & BSDs |                                                           Open `Edit > Preferences`. Check `Run a custom command instead of my shell`, and set `Custom command` to the path to Nu.                                                           |
 |   Terminal.app   | macOS        | Open `Terminal > Preferences`. Ensure you are on the `Profiles` tab, which should be the default tab. In the right-hand panel, select the `Shell` tab. Tick `Run command`, put the path to Nu in the textbox, and untick `Run inside shell`. |

book/moving_around.md

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ Nu also provides some basic [filesystem commands](/commands/categories/filesyste
 ::: tip NOTE
 Under Bash and many other shells, most filesystem commands (other than `cd`) are actually separate binaries in the system. For instance, on a Linux system, `cp` is the `/usr/bin/cp` binary. In Nushell, these commands are built-in. This has several advantages:
 
-- They work consistently on platforms where a binary version may not be available (e.g., Windows). This allows the creation of cross-platform scripts, modules, and custom commands.
+- They work consistently on platforms where a binary version may not be available (e.g. Windows). This allows the creation of cross-platform scripts, modules, and custom commands.
 - They are more tightly integrated with Nushell, allowing them to understand Nushell types and other constructs
 - As mentioned in the [Quick Tour](quick_tour.html), they are documented in the Nushell help system. Running `help <command>` or `<command> --help` will display the Nushell documentation for the command.