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@@ -23,13 +23,13 @@ rm "$import"
 
 After importing, these boolean variables are available for distribution checks:
 
-$arch     - true/false for Arch Linux and derivatives
-$debian - true/false for Debian and derivatives  
-$ubuntu   - true/false for Ubuntu and derivatives
-$fedora - true/false for Fedora and derivatives
-$opensuse - true/false for openSUSE
-$alpine - true/false for Alpine Linux
-$distro - contains the detected distro name (e.g. "arch", "debian")
+`$arch` - true/false for Arch Linux and derivatives </br>
+`$debian` - true/false for Debian and derivatives </br>
+`$ubuntu` - true/false for Ubuntu and derivatives </br>
+`$fedora` - true/false for Fedora and derivatives </br>
+`$opensuse` - true/false for openSUSE </br>
+`$alpine` - true/false for Alpine Linux </br>
+`$distro` - contains the detected distro name (e.g. "arch", "debian", "fedora"..) </br>
 
 Example usage:
 
@@ -48,9 +48,9 @@ esac
 
 1. Package Management:
 
-\_install pkg1 pkg2 - Installs packages using the correct package manager
-\_remove pkg1 pkg2 - Removes packages (CAUTION: no confirmation!)
-checkAndInstall pkg1 pkg2 - Checks if command exists, installs if missing
+`\_install pkg1 pkg2` - Installs packages using the correct package manager
+`\_remove pkg1 pkg2` - Removes packages (CAUTION: no confirmation!)
+`checkAndInstall pkg1 pkg2` - Checks if command exists, installs if missing
 
 Example: