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Fix typos in README.md #118

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Expand Up @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Purpose ("window-purpose" on MELPA) provides a new window management system for
Emacs, which gives you a better control over where Emacs displays buffers.

With Purpose, each buffer has a configurable "purpose" and each window
can interactivaly be dedicated to a certain "purpose". When you dedicate
can interactively be dedicated to a certain "purpose". When you dedicate
a window (<kbd>C-c , d</kbd>), Purpose makes sure that this window will be used
only for buffers which have the same purpose as the buffer that is
currently displayed in that window. The purpose of a buffer can be
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| | `purpose-save-window-layout`: save current layout (by name) |
| | `purpose-load-window-layout`: load layout (by name) |
| | `purpose-save-window-layout-file`: save current layout directly to file |
| | `purpose-load-window-layout`: load layout directly from file |
| | `purpose-load-window-layout-file`: load layout directly from file |
| | `purpose-reset-window-layout`: reload previously loaded layout |

### Example: Simple Python Layout
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### Respect purposes when killing a buffer
When killing a visible buffer, Emacs has to decide which buffer to show instead.
Enabling the `purpose-x-kill` extension will make Emacs consider the purpoes of
Enabling the `purpose-x-kill` extension will make Emacs consider the purpose of
the window that needs to show a new buffer. If the window is purpose-dedicated,
the killed buffer is replaced with another buffer with the same purpose. If there
are no buffers with the same purpose as the killed buffer, the window is deleted.
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