samba-functionality/overview.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ In general the Samba server operates as either:
 * A File server, which can also provide other network services, such as printing or NetBIOS name resolution.
 * An Active Directory Domain Controller, which provides directory-based network authentication (as well as all the Samba file server functionality).
 
-Besides its server functionality, Samba provides tools for linux-based clients to access Windows-based file shares or Active Directory services.
+Besides its server functionality, Samba provides tools for Linux-based clients to access Windows-based file shares or Active Directory services.
 Samba also provides _Domain Member_ and _NT4-like Domain Controller_ functionality, that allow it to integrate with other network servers.
 
 ## File server
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ The domain member plumbs the authentication required by the file server through
 The domain member can also query domain information on the AD DC.
 The domain member functionality uses [winbindd](https://git.samba.org/?p=samba.git;a=tree;f=source3/winbindd).
 
-A linux-based workstation can also use the domain member functionality to authenticate itself (i.e. allow desktop login).
+A Linux-based workstation can also use the domain member functionality to authenticate itself (i.e. allow desktop login).
 
 A domain member holds a Kerberos principal in the domain, and
 has a corresponding *machine account* in the directory that can be used to make or accept Kerberised network
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ requests.
 ## Client utilities
 
 Samba provides a wide range of client utilities.
-For example, these client tools allow a linux-based client to talk to a Windows file server. 
+For example, these client tools allow a Linux-based client to talk to a Windows file server.
 These utilities are documented in more detail in Appendix I.
 
 ### samba-tool