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docs/source/mac_101.rst

@@ -22,47 +22,47 @@ computer via the terminal.
 
 In order to do that, you first need to do the following in the terminal
 
-* Create the new :code:`SSH folder`
+* **SSH folder**
 
 .. code::
 
     $ cd $HOME
     $ mkdir .ssh
     $ chmod 700 .ssh
 
-* :code:`SSH Configuration file`
+* **SSH Configuration file**
 
 .. code::
 
     $ cd ~/.ssh
     $ touch config
     $ chmod 600 config
 
-* :code:`Authorized_keys file`
+* **Authorized_keys file**
 
 .. code::
 
     $ cd ~/.ssh
     $ touch authorized_keys
     $ chmod 700 authorized_keys
 
-* :code:`Connections` Folder
+* **Connections Folder**
 
 .. code::
 
     cd ~/.ssh
     mkdir connections
     chmod 700 connections
 
-* :code:`SSH-Keys` Folder
+* **SSH-Keys Folder**
 
 .. code::
 
     cd ~/.ssh
     mkdir ssh_keys
     chmod 700 ssh_keys
 
-* :code:`Public Keys` Folder
+* **Public Keys Folder**
 
 .. code::
 
@@ -76,13 +76,13 @@ At this point, your :code:`~/.ssh` folder should look like this:
 
     $ ls -lah ~/.ssh
 
-    drwx------    8 victor2  staff   256B Jan 21 18:37 ./
-    drwxr-xr-x@ 161 victor2  staff   5.0K Jan 21 20:24 ../
-    -rw-------@   9 victor2  staff   288B Jan 21 18:37 authorized_keys
-    -rw-------@   1 victor2  staff   1.4K Jan 21 19:03 config
-    drwx------    2 victor2  staff    64B Jan 22 16:37 connections/
-    drwx------    2 victor2  staff    64B Jan 22 16:37 pub_keys/
-    drwx------    2 victor2  staff    64B Jan 22 16:37 ssh_keys/
+    drwx------    8 user  staff   256B Jan 21 18:37 ./
+    drwxr-xr-x@ 161 user  staff   5.0K Jan 21 20:24 ../
+    -rw-------@   9 user  staff   288B Jan 21 18:37 authorized_keys
+    -rw-------@   1 user  staff   1.4K Jan 21 19:03 config
+    drwx------    2 user  staff    64B Jan 22 16:37 connections/
+    drwx------    2 user  staff    64B Jan 22 16:37 pub_keys/
+    drwx------    2 user  staff    64B Jan 22 16:37 ssh_keys/
 
 Now you can access a remote computer by logging in from the terminal:
 
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ Now you can access a remote computer by logging in from the terminal:
 The tedious thing about this is that it will prompt you for 
 your password anytime that you want to access the remote server.
 
-This can be solved by using **SSH keys**.
+This can be solved by using **:code:`SSH keys`**.
 
 
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