commit - 796b989fb1243e2c71081bef30f7d21b9c961f6a
commit + a1962ae7fa74e8bb8d68a9703ecc2c5bde85b82b
blob - 0d3270239c99375e612df283d33fbd186f2d9d3a
blob + 6d49852189b96cfe0d571d3f14c5280d5bb62b3c
--- site/tutorial.gmi
+++ site/tutorial.gmi
@@ -66,13 +66,13 @@ Congratulations!  Your kamid instance is up and runnin
 
 ## 4. connecting to the server
 
-There are quite a few clients for 9p, even if not all may support 9p over TLS.  As part of kamid there is a small ftp(1)-like client called ‘kamiftp’:
+There are quite a few clients for 9p, even if not all may support 9p over TLS with client certificates.  As part of kamid there is a small ftp(1)-like client called ‘kamiftp’:
 
 ```
 $ kamiftp -C foo localhost
 ```
 
-(‘foo’ is the certificate generated previously)
+(‘foo’ is the certificate previously generated)
 
 Check out kamiftp(1) for usage.  Alternatively, try tinmop!  It’s a ncurses application that supports a plethora of protocols: it’s a gemini browser, a pleroma client and also 9p-over-TLS capable!