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-===========
 Qemu Script
 ===========
 
-'v3'
-'2018-05-12'
+**v3**
+*2018-05-12*
 
 Makes using qemu easier.
 Single BASH script to manage VMs.
@@ -12,13 +11,13 @@ Commands: up, down, info, reset, ctrl-alt-del, etc
 Features Supported:
 
 * NO ADDITIONAL BINARY FILES OR LIBRARIES
-** Doesn't need libvirt, just base qemu
+ * Doesn't need libvirt, just base qemu
 * Integrated nftables firewall
 * Optionally masquerade VMs to outside network
 * Multiple configurations for same underlying disk image
 * Headless operation on a server (vnc option)
 * Integrated with 'pass' password manager
-** Allow sending local saved password to VM as if typed
+ * Allow sending local saved password to VM as if typed
 * Various special key strokes
 * Power down and reset (acpi) VMs
 
@@ -34,7 +33,7 @@ universal configuration file
 qs.conf: /home/$USER/.qs/qs.conf
 per user configuration file
 
-sudoers.qs.conf: /etc/sudoers.d/qs
+sudoers_qs: /etc/sudoers.d/qs
 SUDO permissions for qemu group
 Users using this should be part of qemu group
 Needed to dynamically configure networking and VFIO forwarding
@@ -50,14 +49,18 @@ Firewall blacklist and NAT log
 add/remove IP to my_ip set in nftables firewall
 
 COMMAND EXAMPLES:
+```
 qs up example
 qs down 1
 qs info
 qs reset 1
 qs ctrl-alt-del 1
+```
 
 1 would be the IDX reported by info
+
 reset and down send ACPI commands to VM (require acpid for linux)
+
 ctrl-alt-del send keystroke ctrl-alt-del to VM IDX 1
 
 Intended for use on Debian system and only tested on Debian
@@ -66,10 +69,10 @@ Use elsewhere at your own risk!
 VM subnet set to 10.0.0.0/24 (look inside qs and nftables.conf)
 Bridge set to 10.0.0.1 (br0)
 
-'' USE CASE 1) Make a new Debian VM ''
+** USE CASE 1) Make a new Debian VM **
 
 * Create configuration file
-
+```
 mkdir -p ~/.qs
 cat > ~/.qs/deb.conf << END_TEXT
 VM deb
@@ -78,21 +81,27 @@ VM deb
 	mem 2
 	cpu 1
 END_TEXT
+```
 
 * Create new qcow2 disk
 
+```
 qemu-img create -f qcow2 ${HOME}/deb.qcow2 2G
+```
 
 * Install
 
 Download ISO for example ${HOME}/debian.iso
 
+```
 sudo qs up deb bootonce ${HOME}/debian.iso
+```
 
 Follow standard Debian installation
 
 * Use it!
 
+```
 sudo qs up deb
 sudo qs info
-
+```