Cleanup README.md

README.md

-Etersoft EPM package manager README
+# Etersoft EPM package manager README
 
 Really, EPM is a wrapper for any package manager used in your operating system.
 
-Run $ epm --help for check all support commands.
+Run
+```
+$ epm --help
+```
+to see list of all supported commands.
 
-The main goal of the project — provide the same package management interface
-on any platform.
+The main goal of the project is to provide the same package management interface
+on all platforms.
 
 You can use
+```
 # epmi NAME
+```
 or
+```
 # epm -i NAME
+```
 or
+```
 # epm install NAME
-for install package. It is just aliases for one command: install of the package.
-EEPM will run urpmi on Mandriva, apt-get install on Ubuntu, yum install on Fedora.
-And it have a little intelligence, so EEPM will try install file with package via
-low level commands (rpm or dpkg) before use hi level commands (yum, apt).
+```
+to install a package. It is just an alias for one command: install the package.
+EEPM will run `urpmi` on Mandriva, `apt-get install` on Ubuntu, `yum install` on Fedora.
+And it has a little intelligence, so EEPM will first try to install a package file via
+low level commands (`rpm` or `dpkg`) before using higher level commands (`yum`, `apt`).
 
-Just try your comfort style for package management and save your experience the same
-on any platform. EEPM will print out any real command it uses so you can learn from it.
+Just try your comfort style for package management and carry your experience the same
+to any platform. EEPM will print out any real command it uses so you can learn from it.
 
-Also EEPM has initial support for control repositories: list, add, remove, update
+Also EEPM has initial support for repository management: list, add, remove, update
 
-Pay attention to follow useful commands:
-epmqf - query package(s) owning file
-epmqp - search in the list of installed packages
+Pay attention to the following useful commands:
+* `epmqf` - query package(s) owning file
+* `epmqp` - search in the list of installed packages
 
-epmqf helps get package name for any file or command in the system:
+`epmqf` can be helpful to get package name for any file or command in the system:
+```
 $ epmqf epmqf
 Note: epmqf is placed as /usr/bin/epmqf
  $ rpm -qf /usr/bin/epmqf
@@ -36,20 +47,23 @@ Note: /usr/bin/epmqf is link to epm
 Note: epm is placed as /usr/bin/epm
  $ rpm -qf /usr/bin/epm
 eepm-1.1.0-alt2
+```
 
-== Install on any system ==
+## Install on any system
 
 Just run under root user:
+```
 # curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Etersoft/eepm/master/packed/epm.sh | bash /dev/stdin ei --auto
+```
 
-== How to add new distro support ==
-1. Fix detection with distr_info
-2. Add distro support in set_pm_type function
-3. Realize every command in epm-* files
-4. Check epm packages and epm --short packages works correctly
-(epm package 'awk' have to print packages with awk substring in their names)
+## How to add new distro support
+1. Fix detection with `distr_info`
+2. Add distro support in `set_pm_type` function
+3. Implement every command in epm-* files
+4. Ensure that `epm packages` and `epm --short packages` works correctly
+(`epm package 'awk'` has to print packages with `awk` substring in their names)
 
-See detailed description in russian at
+See detailed description in Russian at
 http://wiki.etersoft.ru/Epm
 
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