Ubuntu guide edit

Author: sus-admin

_posts/2024-12-11-Cobbler-v3.3.7-Ubuntu-Deployment-Guide.md

@@ -77,14 +77,14 @@ Create 2 Cobbler sync-triggers to correct the GRUB and PXELINUX boot configurati
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-Mark the above 2 Cobbler sync-triggers as executable
+Mark the above 2 cobbler sync-triggers as executable
 
 ```shell
 chmod u+x /var/lib/cobbler/triggers/sync/post/fix-ubuntu-profiles-GRUB_PXE.sh
 chmod u+x /var/lib/cobbler/triggers/sync/post/fix-ubuntu-systems-GRUB_PXE.sh
 ```
 
-> More info on Cobbler triggers in the **Tips & Troubleshooting** section below
+> More info on cobbler triggers in the **Tips & Troubleshooting** section below
 
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@@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ cobbler sync
 
 1. The [Cobbler 3.3.6 Beginner's Guide](/blog/2024/Cobbler-v3.3.6-Beginners-Guide/) **Tips & Troubleshooting** section contains some basic recommendations and limitations of Cobbler which will not be repeated here.
 
-1. **Cobbler Triggers**
+1. **Cobbler triggers**
 
     - Cobbler is normally a dynamic and responsive app that implements many options, parameters, and configurations on-demand through `edit|add|remove|etc...` actions, not requiring a `cobbler sync` to commit most changes. However, it is recommended to run `cobbler sync` after any changes to a Cobbler Distro/Profile/System when using Cobbler sync-triggers in this manner *(editing DHCP configs, boot options, etc...)*, unless you're absolutely certain otherwise.