docs: fixes typos (#1714)

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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ If you want to make changes, please read [the Build page](./docs/howto-build.md)
### Building VSCodium
To build VSCOdium, please follow the command found in the section [`Build Scripts`](./docs/howto-build.md#build-scripts).
To build VSCodium, please follow the command found in the section [`Build Scripts`](./docs/howto-build.md#build-scripts).
### Updating patches
@ -33,9 +33,9 @@ If you want to update the existing patches, please follow the section [`Patch Up
### Add a new patch
- firstly, you need to build VSCodium
- first, you need to build VSCodium
- then use the command `patch.sh <your patch name>`, to initiate a new patch
- when the script pause at `Press any key when the conflict have been resolved...`, open `vscode` directory in **VSCodium**
- when the script pauses at `Press any key when the conflict have been resolved...`, open `vscode` directory in **VSCodium**
- run `yarn watch`
- run `./script/code.sh`
- make your changes

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## GitHub
The GitHub authentication has been patched to use personal access token.
The GitHub authentication has been patched to use personal access tokens.
Here how to create a new personal access token: https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/creating-a-personal-access-token
Here is how to create a new personal access token: https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/creating-a-personal-access-token
## Microsoft
The Microsoft authentication hasn't been patched so its status is unknown.
## When does it happened?
## When does it happen?
An account authentication occurs only when an extension is asking for it.

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- 7z
- [WiX Toolset](http://wixtoolset.org/releases/)
- python3
- 'Tools for Native Modules' from official Node.js installer
- 'Tools for Native Modules' from hte official Node.js installer
## <a id="build-scripts"></a>Build Scripts
@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ A build helper script can be found at `build/build.sh`.
The `insider` version can be built with `./build/build.sh -i` on the `insider` branch.
You can try the lastest version with the command `./build/build.sh -il` but the patches might not be up to date.
You can try the latest version with the command `./build/build.sh -il` but the patches might not be up to date.
## <a id="build-docker"></a>Build in Docker
@ -131,10 +131,10 @@ review-tools.snap-review --allow-classic codium*.snap
- run `./build/build_<os>.sh`, if a patch is failing then,
- run `./build/update_patches.sh`
- when the script pause at `Press any key when the conflict have been resolved...`, open `vscode` directory in **VSCodium**
- when the script pauses at `Press any key when the conflict have been resolved...`, open `vscode` directory in **VSCodium**
- fix all the `*.rej` files
- run `yarn watch`
- run `./script/code.sh` until everything ok
- run `./script/code.sh` until everything is ok
- press any key to continue the script `update_patches.sh`
## <a id="patch-update-process-manual"></a>Manual
@ -145,5 +145,5 @@ review-tools.snap-review --allow-classic codium*.snap
- run `git apply --reject ../patches/<name>.patch`
- fix all the `*.rej` files
- run `yarn watch`
- run `./script/code.sh` until everything ok
- run `./script/code.sh` until everything is ok
- run `git diff > ../patches/<name>.patch`

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@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ with the content:
### <a id="howto-selfhost-marketplace"></a>How to self-host your own extension gallery
Individual developers and enterprise companies in regulated or security-conscious industries can self-host their own extension gallery. In all of these cases you'd enter its endpoint URLs as noted above, replacing `marketplace.visualstudio.com` with `your-self-hosted-marketplace-address.example.com` (or IP address), setting `cacheUrl` / `VSCODE_GALLERY_CACHE_URL` to an empty string.
Individual developers and enterprise companies in regulated or security-conscious industries can self-host their own extension gallery. In all of these cases, you'd enter its endpoint URLs as noted above, replacing `marketplace.visualstudio.com` with `your-self-hosted-marketplace-address.example.com` (or IP address), setting `cacheUrl` / `VSCODE_GALLERY_CACHE_URL` to an empty string.
There are likely other options, but the following were reported to work:
@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ To copy your settings manually:
In VSCodium, `Sign in with GitHub` is using a Personal Access Token.<br />
Follow the documentation https://docs.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/creating-a-personal-access-token to create your token.<br />
Select the scopes dependending of the extension which need access to GitHub. (GitLens requires the `repo` scope.)
Select the scopes dependending on the extension which needs access to GitHub. (GitLens requires the `repo` scope.)
### Linux
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## <a id="file-manager"></a>How do I fix the default file manager (Linux)?
In some case, VSCodium becomes the file manager used to open directories (instead of apps like Dolphin or Nautilus).<br />
In some cases, VSCodium becomes the file manager used to open directories (instead of apps like Dolphin or Nautilus).<br />
It's due to that no application was defined as the default file manager and so the system is using the latest capable application.
To set the default app, create the file `~/.config/mimeapps.list` with the content like:

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@ -30,13 +30,13 @@ Install these packages on Fedora:
* dbus-glib-devel
* libdbusmenu
On Ubuntu this package called `libdbusmenu-glib4`.
On Ubuntu this package is called `libdbusmenu-glib4`.
Credits: [Gerson](https://gitlab.com/paulcarroty/vscodium-deb-rpm-repo/-/issues/91)
## <a id="macos"></a>macOS
Since the App is signed with self-signed certificate, on the first launch, you might see the following messages:
Since the App is signed with a self-signed certificate, on the first launch, you might see the following messages:
#### <a id="macos-unidentified-developer"></a>*App can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software*