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diff --git a/Hurd/HurdConsole.mdwn b/Hurd/HurdConsole.mdwn
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@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ If you use mutt, install `mutt-utf8` package. For lynx, edit `/etc/lynx.cfg`, ma
 
 If you use other applications, try to search with google for "application-name utf8" or "application-name unicode". Often you find what you need. The issues are the same for the GNU/Hurd and GNU/Linux systems, so most of the information can be shared, except how to setup the system console to support Unicode, of course.
 
-The console-server watches for new hurdio terms (devices translated with /hurd/term) and adds them to /dev/vcs automatically. What this means is, if you create a new tty with MAKEDEV, and then attach something to it, it will now appear in /dev/vcs. When a term is disconnected from, it disappears from /dev/vcs. /libexec/getty is what is usually attached to a term. You can see this automatic adding and removing of terms from the console-server by typing the following:
+The `console-server` watches for new hurdio terms (devices translated with `/hurd/term`) and adds them to `/dev/vcs` automatically. What this means is, if you create a new tty with `MAKEDEV`, and then attach something to it, it will now appear in `/dev/vcs`. When a term is disconnected from, it disappears from `/dev/vcs`. `/libexec/getty` is what is usually attached to a term. You can see this automatic adding and removing of terms from the `console-server` by typing the following:
 
     # cd /dev
     # ls vcs/