asahi-base: reword

srcpkgs/asahi-base/files/README.voidlinux

@@ -6,19 +6,19 @@ Use Asahi Linux install scripts with "UEFI environment only", then proceed
 with usual Void installation.  The default is to have EFI partition at
 /boot, other choices can be made by editing m1n1 config.
 
-At the very least, install base-system, asahi-base and an initram
+At the very least, install base-system, asahi-base and an initramfs
 generator.  By default, also asahi-uboot, grub-arm64-efi and asahi-scripts
-are required, unless one changes initram or payload for m1n1.
+are required, unless one changes initramfs or payload for m1n1.
 
-We ship a kernel hook for m1n1, modeled upon Asahi upstream.  This allows
-to either just use m1n1, or use it in combination with uboot and
+Void ships a kernel hook for m1n1, modeled upon Asahi upstream.  This
+allows to either just use m1n1, or use it in combination with uboot and
 grub (default) by setting the PAYLOAD variable (requires asahi-uboot,
 grub-arm64-efi).  We ship tinyramfs config and hooks (to use, add asahi
 to hooks).  The default is dracut, its hooks are provided by asahi-scripts
 together with mkinitcpio ones.
 
-If using audio, must install asahi-audio, enable speakersafetyd service,
-and utilize pipewire and wireplumber.
+If using audio, you must install asahi-audio, ensure the speakersafetyd
+service is enabled, and utilize pipewire and wireplumber.
 
 Firmware can be updated with asahi-fwupdate from asahi-scripts.  It is
 recommended to do so whenever the asahi-firmware package is updated.

srcpkgs/asahi-base/template

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ depends="linux-asahi m1n1 speakersafetyd"
 short_desc="Void Linux Apple Silicon support package"
 maintainer="Will Springer <[email protected]>, dkwo <[email protected]>"
 license="Public Domain"
-homepage="http://asahilinux.org"
+homepage="https://asahilinux.org"
 
 do_install() {
 	vinstall "${FILESDIR}/tinyramfs-hook-asahi" 644 usr/lib/tinyramfs/hook.d/asahi asahi