commit 2ab37934d4c055d15861a261442c724fc936b0ff
from: Omar Polo <op@omarpolo.com>
date: Sat Jul 23 11:12:34 2022 UTC

typo + improvements

commit - f9756af54f66e33cd5a7beb324254f05470fc9a3
commit + 2ab37934d4c055d15861a261442c724fc936b0ff
blob - 4e6dfe91f1af22ce74ea4acca3175d1a6fb6dd81
blob + 60c49a5eee578a1029cef3cb5b438dcf0d58c589
--- README.md
+++ README.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 amused is a music player.  It doesn't have any amazing features
 built-in, on the contrary: it's quite minimal (a fancy word to say
 that does very little.)  It composes well, or aims to do so, with
-other tools thought.
+other tools though.
 
 The main feature is that audio decoding runs in a sandboxed process
 under `pledge("stdio recvfd audio")` (on OpenBSD at least.)
@@ -49,8 +49,10 @@ instructed to use libbsd exclusively as follows:
 
 The fine man page has all nitty gritty details, but the TL;DR is
 
- - enqueue music with `amused add files...`
- - control the playback with `amused play|pause|toggle|stop` etc
+ - enqueue music with `amused add files...` or `amused load`
+ - control the playback with `amused play|pause|toggle|stop`
+ - check the status with `amused status` and the playlist with
+   `amused show`
 
 amused tries to be usable in composition with other more familiar tools
 instead of providing everything itself.  For instance, there isn't a