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diff --git a/doc/welcome.rst b/doc/welcome.rst index 7aadbf289..cf0327369 100644 --- a/doc/welcome.rst +++ b/doc/welcome.rst @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ developed and our brave developer was able to do his project with the more and more well-known system. The controllers had legacy interfaces like RS232, i2c or SPI which connected them to the outside world and the main difference between the controllers available on the market was the -number of GPIO pins, UARTS and memory ressources. +number of GPIO pins, UARTS and memory resources. Things have changed. Hardware manufacturers have weakened the border between deeply embedded microcontrollers – headless devices with just a @@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ Whereas the mainstream developers were always able to use normal Linux distributions like SuSE, RedHat, Mandrake or Debian as a base for their applications, things are different for embedded systems. -Due to the restricted ressources these systems normally have, +Due to the restricted resources these systems normally have, distributions have to be small and should only contain those things that are needed for the application. Today’s mainstream distributions cannot be installed in less than 100 MiB without major loss of functionality. |