Chore: Typos, capitalization and thought clarification

Updated the translations a bit as some of this didn't really work in English, fixed a few typos and capitalization issues.
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@ -11,29 +11,29 @@ In order to run UDS, you will need:
* Ldap Libraries for python
* Criptographic package for python
Default transports are compiled in binary form, and keeped inside UDS repository,
Default transports are compiled in binary form, and kept inside the UDS repository,
so you won't need Java to put UDS to work.
Once you have all of this, you will have to follow these steps:
* Obtain UDS from repository, you can see how to do this from
:doc:`repository access documentation </development/repository>`
* Configure a database for use with UDS. To do this, simple create a database
* Configure a database for use with UDS. To do this, simply create a database
inside your Mysql server, and a user with all permissions in this database.
* Configure UDS settings.
Inside "server" folder, you will find "settings.py". This file contains the
configuration of UDS (if it runs in debug mode, ..). The most important part
here is the DATABASES section, where you will set up the database that UDS
will use. Simply change "host", "port", "udsername", "password" and "name"
will use. Simply change "host", "port", "username", "password" and "name"
to match your database settings.
Here, we have to take care that, if we left UDS in debug mode, Django will keep
track of all petitions to UDS, so memory will grow constantly. Do not get scared
if you see that UDS starts to waste too much memory. Simply restart it or, if it's
if you see that UDS starts consuming memory. Simply restart it or, if it's
intended to be running for a while, set DEBUG variable to "False".
Important sections are:
* Create initial database tables.
Inside UDS folder, where you downloaded it, you will see a "manage.py".
Inside UDS folder(where you downloaded it), you will see a "manage.py".
This python application is the responsible for managing UDS, from database creation,
migrations, backend start & stop, web server (testing web server btw), ...
To create initial databases, we will do: