performance: format fixes

diff --git a/performance.mdwn b/performance.mdwn
index aa1029bd3e3b8dadaf2e947b027bdb36cec54cc6..e686cabd1a55fe6b3cdd451b8001ee73e831f320 100644 (file)
--- a/performance.mdwn
+++ b/performance.mdwn
@@ -22,17 +22,17 @@ database format, but also used in case of `chert`.
 
 XXX: add examples
 
 
 XXX: add examples
 

-2. Backup your notmuch tags
+2. Backup your notmuch tags:

 
     $ cd
     $ notmuch dump notmuch-dump-b4chert
 
 
     $ cd
     $ notmuch dump notmuch-dump-b4chert
 

-3. Move away your old database
+3. Move away your old database:

 
     $ mv $(notmuch config get database.path)/.notmuch/ notmuch-db-b4chert
 
 4. Find and import your messages, a new and fresh database will be
 
     $ mv $(notmuch config get database.path)/.notmuch/ notmuch-db-b4chert
 
 4. Find and import your messages, a new and fresh database will be

-created.
+created:

 
     $ XAPIAN_PREFER_CHERT=1 notmuch new
 
 
     $ XAPIAN_PREFER_CHERT=1 notmuch new
 


@@ -44,23 +44,23 @@ somebody more knowledgeable.
 After the initial import it is definitely not necessary to define
 `XAPIAN_PREFER_CHERT` for subsequent calls of `notmuch new`.
 
 After the initial import it is definitely not necessary to define
 `XAPIAN_PREFER_CHERT` for subsequent calls of `notmuch new`.
 

-5. Restore your tags
+5. Restore your tags:

 
     $ notmuch restore notmuch-dump-b4chert
 
 
     $ notmuch restore notmuch-dump-b4chert
 

-6. Check whether you are on chert now.
+6. Check whether you are on chert now:

 
     $ ls $(notmuch config get database.path)/.notmuch/xapian/iam*
     iamchert
 
 
     $ ls $(notmuch config get database.path)/.notmuch/xapian/iam*
     iamchert
 

-If it says `iamflint`, most likely you are still using xapian 1.0.x.
+  If it says `iamflint`, most likely you are still using xapian 1.0.x.

 
 7. Clean-up
 
 If you are sure everything is fine, you can delete the old things. The
 dump of your tags you might want to keep anyway as a backup - on the
 other hand you should have some mechanism in place to make regular
 
 7. Clean-up
 
 If you are sure everything is fine, you can delete the old things. The
 dump of your tags you might want to keep anyway as a backup - on the
 other hand you should have some mechanism in place to make regular

-backups of your notmuch database.
+backups of your notmuch database:

 
     $ rm notmuch-dump-b4chert
     $ rm -R notmuch-db-b4chert
 
     $ rm notmuch-dump-b4chert
     $ rm -R notmuch-db-b4chert