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commit 2524c01f69b7ec0c38d6267c5e24fdf640d44ab5
parent 5973dd17c7fdd85c250f18ea1b640d04ff8f21f3
Author: FRIGN <dev@frign.de>
Date:   Tue, 12 Jan 2016 23:07:30 +0100

Refine markdown on farbfeld-page

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diff --git a/tools.suckless.org/farbfeld/index.md b/tools.suckless.org/farbfeld/index.md
@@ -19,26 +19,25 @@ Examples
 Convert image.png to a farbfeld, run it through a filter and write the
 result to image-filtered.png:
 
-    $ png2ff < image.png | filter | ff2png > image-filtered.png
+        $ png2ff < image.png | filter | ff2png > image-filtered.png
 
 [invert.c](invert.c) is an example for such a filter which inverts
 the colors. Notice that there are no dependencies on external libraries.
-A hypothetical farbfeld-library would hardly exceed the size of
-the given filter example.
+A hypothetical farbfeld-library would hardly exceed invert.c's size.
 
 
 Store image.png as a compressed farbfeld:
 
-    $ png2ff < image.png | bzip2 > image.ff.bz2
+        $ png2ff < image.png | bzip2 > image.ff.bz2
 
 Access a compressed farbfeld as a png:
 
-    $ bunzip2 < image.ff.bz2 | ff2png {> image.png, | feh -, ...}
+        $ bunzip2 < image.ff.bz2 | ff2png {> image.png, | feh -, ...}
 
 Handle arbitrary image data using 2ff(1), which falls
 back to imagemagick's convert(1) for unknown image types:
 
-    $ 2ff < image | filter | ff2png > image-filtered.png
+        $ 2ff < image | filter | ff2png > image-filtered.png
 
 Refer to the manpages for more information. farbfeld(5) is a good start.