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[title] Download a Linux ISO
-[* icon_reminder] For most people, FTP is the safest option. Torrent clients often require advanced configuration the first time that is beyond the scope of this guide.
+[* icon_reminder] For most people, FTP is the safest option. Torrent clients require configuration that is beyond the scope of this guide.
[* red] Once Rufus is downloaded, download the ISO for the distro you want to use.
-[* orange] Once you find the ISO for the distro you want to use, select a download option (FTP or Torrent). While FTP is slower, it is easier to use then torrents (manual configuration is usually required).
+[* orange] Once you find the ISO for the distro you want to use, select a download option (FTP or Torrent). While FTP is slower, it does not require configuration like torrents.