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@@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ contains the files, packages, services and commands which should be applied to
 all hosts which are members of this group.
 
 The configuration of all managed hosts is stored in a directory on the local
-host. Safcm uses https://yaml.org/[YAML] for all configuration files. However,
-tasks like copying a file require no explicit configuration (see the
-documentation for details).
+host. Safcm uses https://yaml.org/[YAML] for all configuration files for its
+natural syntax. Strict type checks prevent potential pitfalls of more complex
+YAML syntax. Tasks like copying a file require no explicit configuration.
 
 Files consist of a tree of files (regular files and symbolic links) and
 directories with permissions, user/group and content. Files can use
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Commands are appended so that the same command can be executed multiple times.
 To sync the configuration to a remote host the local `safcm` binary connects
 to it via `ssh`. It then copies a _remote helper_ binary to `/tmp` on the
 remote host to later perform the actual sync. If the remote helper is already
-present, has the proper checksum, permissions and user then the copy is
+present, has the proper checksum, permissions and user/group then the copy is
 skipped. `safcm` then queries the remote host for information, including
 operating system, architecture and detected groups. With all relevant data
 collected it assigns the host its groups, evaluates the configuration
@@ -135,6 +135,7 @@ future, others are due to the design of safcm.
     ** GNU/Linux with common commands (`uname`, `id`, `stat`, `sha512sum`,
        `cat`, `mktemp`, `rm`, `ln`, `chmod`)
     ** FreeBSD (same commands, but uses `sha512`)
+    ** OpenBSD (same commands, but uses `sha512`)
   * SSH server
   * to install packages:
     ** `apt-get` (Debian or derivative)