Merge branch 'Spelling' of https://github.com/bjoernab/kitty

docs/kittens/hyperlinked_grep.rst

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Hyperlinked grep
 
 .. note::
 
-   As of ripgrep versions newer that 13.0 it supports hyperlinks
+   As of ripgrep versions newer than 13.0 it supports hyperlinks
    natively so you can just add the following alias in your shell rc file:
    ``alias rg="rg --hyperlink-format=kitty"`` no need to use this kitten.
    But, see below for instructions on how to customize kitty to have it open
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Now, run a search with::
 Hold down the :kbd:`Ctrl+Shift` keys and click on any of the result lines, to
 open the file in :program:`vim` at the matching line. If you use some editor
 other than :program:`vim`, you should adjust the :file:`open-actions.conf` file
-accordingly. TO open links with the keyboard instead, use
+accordingly. To open links with the keyboard instead, use
 :sc:`open_selected_hyperlink`.
 
 Finally, add an alias to your shell's rc files to invoke the kitten as
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ which items are linked with a :code:`--kitten hyperlink` flag. For example,
 :code:`--kitten hyperlink=matching_lines` will only add hyperlinks to the
 match lines. :code:`--kitten hyperlink=file_headers,context_lines` will link
 file headers and context lines but not match lines. :code:`--kitten
-hyperlink=none` will cause the command line to be passed to directly to
+hyperlink=none` will cause the command line to be passed directly to
 :command:`rg` so no hyperlinking will be performed. :code:`--kitten hyperlink`
 may be specified multiple times.
 

kitty/launch.py

@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ Where to launch the child process:
 
 :code:`os-panel`
     Similar to :code:`os-window`, except that it creates the new OS Window as a desktop panel.
-    Only works on platforms that support this, such as Wayand compositors that support the layer
+    Only works on platforms that support this, such as Wayland compositors that support the layer
     shell protocol. Use the :option:`kitten @ launch --os-panel` option to configure the panel.
 
 #placeholder_for_formatting#
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ Add the newly created window/tab to the specified session. Use :code:`.` to add
 to the session of the :option:`source window <launch --source-window>`, if any. See :ref:`sessions`
 for what a session is and how to use one. By default, the window is added to the
 session of the :option:`source window <launch --source-window>` when :option:`launch --cwd`
-is set to use the the working directory from that window, otherwise the newly created window
+is set to use the working directory from that window, otherwise the newly created window
 does not belong to any session. To force adding to no session, use the value :code:`!`.
 Adding a newly created window to a session is purely temporary, it does not change the actual
 session file, for that you have to resave the session. Note that using this flag in a launch