Fixes

README.md

@@ -104,9 +104,16 @@ ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDRVvaaZejn/CHQsXdb2nMzzPP3WF14H9djaTWmOCab
   * Connect to the workshop virtual machine
 
         ```bash
-        ssh {first}.{lastname}@10.79.2.191 -p 8022
+        ssh first.lastname@10.79.2.191 -p 8022
         ```
 
+      Explanations:
+
+      * `ssh` is the command we will use to connect to our server
+      * `first.lastname` is the username we will use
+      * `@10.79.2.191` is the IP address of the server itself
+      * `-p 8022` is a parameter. Here it specifies the port to connect to.
+
 ## Before we start
 
 * A word that looks like `this` means that you should replace the word `this` with appropriate content.
@@ -117,7 +124,7 @@ ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDRVvaaZejn/CHQsXdb2nMzzPP3WF14H9djaTWmOCab
 * What is the contents of the current folder? (Hint: ls)
 * Creating my first file called myFile.txt (Hint: touch `filename`)
 * Checking that my file exists (Hint: ls)
-* Creating my first folder called "myFirstFolder" (Hint: mkdir)
+* Creating my first folder called "myFirstFolder" (Hint: mkdir `foldername`)
 * How do I enter my new folder? (Hint: cd `foldername`)
 * Copying my first file to the new folder (Hint: cp `source` `target`)
 
@@ -175,8 +182,23 @@ When you do `ls -al` you see a different view and many hidden files.
 ## Copy files to the VM or from the VM (only using console!!)
 ***
 * Logout of the VM (Hint: logout)
-* Go to training folder (./linux-training) (Hint: cd)
-* Copy file1.txt to “myFirstFolder” on the VM (Hint: scp –P 8022 first.lastname@1079.2.191:/myfirstfolder/)
+* Create a local training folder `training` (Hint: mkdir `training`)
+* Go to the new folder called `training` (Hint: cd)
+* Create a new file on your computer (Hint: touch `file3.txt`)
+* Copy file1.txt to “myFirstFolder” on the VM
+
+  Hint:
+
+  ```bash
+  scp –P 8022 first.lastname@1079.2.191:/myFirstFolder/
+  ```
+
+  Explanations:
+
+  * `scp` stands for `secure copy`
+  * `-P 8022` specifies the port on which the server is accpeting our connection
+  * `first.lastname@10.79.2.191` specifies how we want to login
+  * `:/myFirstFolder` means the file will be put in to that folder on the server
 
 ## Start a simple program:
 ***