Doc tweak

README.md

@@ -43,6 +43,17 @@ text.
 - Pressing `escape` at any point restarts the test.
 - `C-c` exits the test.
 
+## Examples
+
+ - `tt -n 10` produces a test consisting of 10 randomly drawn english words
+ - `tt -n 50 -g 5` produces a test consisting of 50 randomly drawn words in 5 groups of 10 words each.
+ - `tt -t 10` starts a timed test consisting of 50 words
+ - `tt -theme gruvbox` Starts tt with the gruvbox theme
+
+The default behaviour is equivalent to `tt -n 50`.
+
+See `-help` for an exhaustive list of options.
+
 ## Configuration
 
 The theme can be configured by setting the following options in `~/.ttrc`:
@@ -55,17 +66,6 @@ The theme can be configured by setting the following options in `~/.ttrc`:
  - `errcol`: The colour used to highlight errors.
  - `theme`: The theme from which default colors are drawn, a list of builtin themes can be obtained via `-list themes`.
 
-## Examples
-
- - `tt -n 10` produces a test consisting of 10 randomly drawn english words
- - `tt -n 50 -g 5` produces a test consisting of 50 randomly drawn words in 5 groups of 10 words each.
- - `tt -t 10` starts a timed test consisting of 50 words
- - `tt -theme gruvbox` Starts tt with the gruvbox theme
-
-The default behaviour is equivalent to `tt -n 50`.
-
-See `-help` for an exhaustive list of options.
-
 ## Recipes
 
 `tt` is designed to be easily scriptable and integrate nicely with other with
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ other *nix tools. With a little shell scripting most features the user can
 conceive of should be possible to implement. Below are some simple examples of
 what can be achieved.
 
- - `shuf -n 40 /usr/local/dict/words|tt` Produces a test consisting of 40 random words drawn from your system's dictionary.
+ - `shuf -n 40 /usr/share/dict/words|tt` Produces a test consisting of 40 random words drawn from your system's dictionary.
  - `curl http://api.quotable.io/random|jq -r .content|tt` Produces a test consisting of a random quote.
  - `alias ttd='tt -csv >> ~/wpm.csv'` Creates an alias called ttd which keeps a log of your progress in your home directory`.