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 **sped** is a line editor written in x86 assembly. Back in the day, before visual editors, line editors like **ed** were used.
 This is my own stupid and pointless attempt at writing such line editor.
 
-### FEATURES/NON-FEATURES
-
-
-
 ### INSTALLATION
 
 #### Build from source
 
 with `gcc` and `nasm` installed, you can simply run
 ```
-make
+sudo make install
 ```
 to build the project
 
-### COMMANDS
+### USAGE/COMMANDS
+
+**sped** takes a single command line argument, the file you wish to open.
+```
+sped [file]
+```
 
 **p** - prints the contents of the current line
 
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 **c** - change the contents of the current line
 
+**o/O** - insert line after/before current line
+
+**d** - delete current line
+
+**w** - saves file
+
+**q** - exists the program
+
 ### FAQ
 
+**what is the point of this**
+
+obviously, we live in a day and age where we have the comfort of visual editors, so line editors like these have become obsolete. i simply wanted to work on a relatively easy to implement project so i can learn some assembly.
+
 **are you insane**
 
 yes