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Author: yarikoptic

docs/dev/app_dev.rst

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ effective for most cases:
         * It is encouraged that the metadata conforms to `the XDF specifications <https://github.com/sccn/xdf/wiki/Meta-Data>`_
     * Create the outlet
 * In a loop (in a thread), or via a callback:
-    * Retrive data from the device
+    * Retrieve data from the device
     * Push data to the outlet
 
 See :doc:`examples` for links to small examples of code,

docs/info/faqs.rst

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ It is also possible to transmit raw structs, but note that this is generally
 unsafe and non-portable (e.g., different compilers insert varying amount of
 padding between struct elements; also on platforms with different endianness
 your data will be garbled).
-An exception to this is sending numpy structs with explicitely set endianness
+An exception to this is sending numpy structs with explicitly set endianness
 for all fields.
 
 In principle you can also send multiple streams and use the same time stamp
@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ has multiple packages, generally called
 
     Android also has ``.so`` shared objects, but has a different
     toolchain and architecture so the binaries (even if they're also named
-   :file:`liblsl.so`) are **not** interchangable with ``.so`` files for regular
+   :file:`liblsl.so`) are **not** interchangeable with ``.so`` files for regular
     Linuxes.
 
 .. warning

docs/info/lslapicfg.rst

@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ corrections to the default settings).
     OrganizationAddresses = {} ; old = {239.192.172.215, FF08:113D:6FDD:2C17:A643:FFE2:1BD1:3CD2}
     GlobalAddresses = {}
 
-    ; This allows you to override the addresses calculated by VisibilityScope. To communicate conveniently wth a remote party without negotiating
+    ; This allows you to override the addresses calculated by VisibilityScope. To communicate conveniently with a remote party without negotiating
     ; the involved hostnames, you may choose a privately agreed-on multicast address of the appropriate scope here.
     AddressesOverride = {}
 
@@ -103,14 +103,14 @@ corrections to the default settings).
     TTLOverride = -1
 
     [lab]
-    ; This setting mainly serves as a fallback in case that your network configuration does not permit multicast/broadcast communciation.
+    ; This setting mainly serves as a fallback in case that your network configuration does not permit multicast/broadcast communication.
     ; By listing the names or IP addresses of your lab's machines here (both stream providers and stream users) and make the file available
     ; on all involved machines, you can bypass the need for multicasting. This setting can also be used to link a small collection of machines
     ; across the internet, provided that the firewall settings of each party permit communication (forward the BasePort to BasePort+PortRange ports).
     KnownPeers = {}
 
     ; This is the default "vanilla" session id; modify it to logically isolate your recording acitities from others within the scope.
-    ; The session id should not be relied on as a "password" to hide one's data from unpriviledged users; use operating-system and
+    ; The session id should not be relied on as a "password" to hide one's data from unprivileged users; use operating-system and
     ; network settings for this purpose. Note that you machine still gets to see some traffic from other activities if within the scope.
     SessionID = default
     

docs/info/network-connectivity.rst

@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ you're in the file, make sure the :samp:`SessionID` setting is something other t
 debugging and courtesy purposes.
 
 Distribute this configuration file between the outlet and inlet and *make sure the 
-directory and file names are correct per your OS distrubution.* **If the name of the file is 
+directory and file names are correct per your OS distribution.* **If the name of the file is 
 not exactly :samp:`lsl_api.cfg`, liblsl will not read it.**
 
 Finally to test that a remote connection is established, use a outlet/inlet