readme reflects vifm change

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/.local/share/larbs/readme.mom b/.local/share/larbs/readme.mom
index ed09185..8387d09 100644
--- a/.local/share/larbs/readme.mom
+++ b/.local/share/larbs/readme.mom
@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ This indicates the direction that the next window will spawn.
 Naturally, you can use \f(CWyay\fP to look for and install any you want to add.
 .LI
 .ITEM
-\f(CWMod+r\fP \(en ranger (file browser/manager)
+\f(CWMod+r\fP \(en vifm (file browser/manager)
 .ITEM
 \f(CWMod+e\fP \(en mutt (email; not installed by default, see below)
 .ITEM
@@ -307,17 +307,17 @@ would expect.
 .PP
 Note the files \f(CW~/.config/bmdirs\fP and \f(CW~/.config/bmfiles\fP.
 These files hold bookmarked directories and files respectively, along with shortcut keys to their left.
-LARBS, specfically the \f(CWshortcuts\fP script, will automatically read these files and autogenerate aliases and shortcuts for bash/zsh and ranger from them.
+LARBS, specfically the \f(CWshortcuts\fP script, will automatically read these files and autogenerate aliases and shortcuts for bash/zsh and vifm from them.
 .PP
 For example, by default, the shortcut key for \f(CW~/Documents\fP is simply \f(CWd\fP.
 Thus, if you type and run \f(CWd\fP in bash, you will automatically \f(CWcd\fP to \f(CW~/Documents\fP.
-It also generates four ranger shortcuts using the shortcut \f(CWd\fP:
+It also generates four vifm shortcuts using the shortcut \f(CWd\fP:
 .LI
 .ITEM
 \f(CWgd\fP \(en
 Go to \f(CW~/Documents\fP
 .ITEM
-\f(CWmd\fP \(en
+\f(CWMd\fP \(en
 Move (mv) selected file(s) to \f(CW~/Documents\fP
 .ITEM
 \f(CWtd\fP \(en
@@ -328,9 +328,9 @@ Copy/yank (cp) a copy of the selected file(s) to \f(CWDocuments\fP
 .LIST OFF
 Shortcuts like these are generated for all key sequence/directory pairs in \f(CW~/.config/bmdirs\fP.
 Additionally, you may also add editable files to \f(CW~/.config/bmfiles\fP.
-Each key sequence you pair with a file will become an alias to edit it in either bash or ranger.
+Each key sequence you pair with a file will become an alias to edit it in either bash or vifm.
 .PP
-Whenever you edit and save one of the bookmark files, vim will automatically rerun the shortcut script, thus updating the shortcuts that will be used in new instances of bash and ranger.
+Whenever you edit and save one of the bookmark files, vim will automatically rerun the shortcut script, thus updating the shortcuts that will be used in new instances of bash and vifm.
 It just werks.
 Note that it is your responsibility to ensure that none of the bindings you add conflict with another necessary function or command.
 .HEADING 1 "Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)"