Fix some typos; add TODO for just-play-something

compression_utils/README

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Known compression formats are GZip (.gz), BZip2 (.bz2), LZMA (.lzma),
 and Lempel-Ziv (.Z). Short tar compressed suffixes are also allowed:
 .tgz, .tbz, .tb2, .tlz, .taz.
 
-In case of recompression, the original compressed file is keeped. In
+In case of recompression, the original compressed file is kept. In
 case of compression (i.e. when the suffix of the file does not
 correspond to a known compression format), the original uncompressed
 file is removed.

file_utils/README

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ equivalent of (cp -p file tmp && mv tmp file). Checks are done in order
 to work only on regular files which have more than one hard link, so the
 minimal amount of copies are done.
 
-A summary of the file names on which error were raised is displayed at
+A summary of the file names on which errors were raised is displayed at
 the end of the execution. Note that if a file is under a directory which
 is not executable (i.e. the program can't cd in), it will be considered
 as inexistant and ignored, and its name won't be displayed.
@@ -40,8 +40,7 @@ as inexistant and ignored, and its name won't be displayed.
     created with the current user's UID and GID.
 
 Tip: if you have a file listing all the file names you want to work on,
-with one name per line, you can use xargs with the --delimiter='\n'
-option:
+with one name per line, you can use xargs with --delimiter='\n':
   xargs --delimiter='\n' <list.txt unln.py
 Without this option, you would have troubles with file names containing
 spaces.

multimedia/just-play-something.sh

@@ -12,6 +12,10 @@
 # some additional features: restart the server if it doesn't respond,
 # add a random album to the playlist if it's empty, and pause the music
 # if something is playing already.
+#
+# TODO:
+# - Add more albums if there is not enough songs in the playlist.
+#   Hint: mpc playlist / mpc current
 
 #set -x