Corrected minor typo.

diff --git a/data/notes/unix_misc.md b/data/notes/unix_misc.md
index f4af328..9e799ed 100644 (file)
--- a/data/notes/unix_misc.md
+++ b/data/notes/unix_misc.md
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ This note explains how to determine the Process ID (PID) corresponding to a
 program running in an X11 window, even if the program has locked up.
 
 I occasionally find myself needing to kill an X11 program like my terminal
 program running in an X11 window, even if the program has locked up.
 
 I occasionally find myself needing to kill an X11 program like my terminal

-emulator (`st`) after it locks up, only to be greeted by list of almost
+emulator (`st`) after it locks up, only to be greeted by a list of almost

 indistinguishable processes.
 
     % ps aux | grep st
 indistinguishable processes.
 
     % ps aux | grep st