docs(chezmoi+gschema-overrides): Fix some typos (#298)

* docs(chezmoi): Fix typos

* docs(gschema-overrides): Fix typo
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@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ To manually enable the services for all users, run the following command with su
sudo systemctl enable --user chesmoi-init.service chezmoi-update.timer sudo systemctl enable --user chesmoi-init.service chezmoi-update.timer
``` ```
To turn on lingering for a given user, run the following commmand with sudo: To turn on lingering for a given user, run the following command with sudo:
:::note :::note
By default, any systemd units in a user's namespace will run after the user logs in, and will close after the user closes their last session. By default, any systemd units in a user's namespace will run after the user logs in, and will close after the user closes their last session.
@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ sudo loginctl enable-linger <username>`
You can configure the interval between updates of your dotfiles by setting the value of `run-every`. You can configure the interval between updates of your dotfiles by setting the value of `run-every`.
The string is passed directly to OnUnitInactiveSec. (default: '1d') The string is passed directly to OnUnitInactiveSec. (default: '1d')
See [`systemd.time` documenation](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/systemd.time.html) for detailed syntax. See [`systemd.time` documentation](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/systemd.time.html) for detailed syntax.
Examples: '1d' (1 day - default), '6h' (6 hours), '10m' (10 minutes) Examples: '1d' (1 day - default), '6h' (6 hours), '10m' (10 minutes)
Likewise, `wait-after-boot` configures the delay between the system booting and the update service starting. Likewise, `wait-after-boot` configures the delay between the system booting and the update service starting.

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@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ tap-to-click=true
`gsettings list-recursively` `gsettings list-recursively`
You should use this command everytime when you want to apply some setting override, You should use this command every time when you want to apply some setting override,
to ensure that it's listed as available. to ensure that it's listed as available.
**Gschema.override files don't support relocatable schemas & locking settings.** **Gschema.override files don't support relocatable schemas & locking settings.**