@@ -93,15 +93,15 @@ runs:
9393 sudo rm -rf "$1"
9494 ;;
9595 "rsync")
96- # Remove with rsync (availble by default)
96+ # Remove with rsync (available by default)
9797 # https://runcloud.io/blog/delete-directory-linux --> tldr; rsync of an empty directory is often the fastest way to bulk delete files
9898 # Experimentation disproved this assertion that rsync is faster.
9999 sudo mkdir -p /tmp/empty
100100 sudo rsync -a --delete /tmp/empty/ "$1"/
101101 sudo rm -rf /tmp/empty "$1"
102102 ;;
103103 "rm")
104- # Remove with standard unix command
104+ # Remove with a standard Unix command
105105 sudo rm -rf "$1"
106106 ;;
107107 "*")
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ runs:
158158
159159 printSeparationLine '*' 80
160160 epsilon=0.001 # avoid divide by zero failures
161- # $saved in in bytes, so convert to GB with division by 1000000.0
161+ # $saved in bytes, so convert to GB with division by 1000000.0
162162 RATE=$(awk "BEGIN {printf \"%.2f\", ( $saved / 1000000.0 ) /($time + $epsilon)}")
163163 gigabytes_saved=$(formatByteCount $saved)
164164 gigabytes_saved=$(formatByteCount $saved)
@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ runs:
206206
207207 # Option: Remove man-page updates
208208 #
209- # Disabling manpage generation and localization post-processing, can dramatically
209+ # Disabling manpage generation and localization post-processing can dramatically
210210 # speed up apt operations (install/remove) on GitHub Actions or CI hosts.
211211 # Why it’s slow:
212212 # During apt install or apt remove, Ubuntu/Debian automatically runs dpkg triggers such as:
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