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-1 Introduction
+# Tracker Miners
 
-  Tracker is a search engine and that allows the user to find their
-  data as fast as possible. Users can search for their files and
-  search for content in their files too.  
+Tracker is a search engine and that allows the user to find their
+data as fast as possible. Users can search for their files and
+search for content in their files too.  
 
-  Tracker is a semantic data storage for desktop and mobile devices.
-  Tracker uses W3C standards for RDF ontologies using Nepomuk with
-  SPARQL to query and update the data.
+Tracker is a semantic data storage for desktop and mobile devices.
+Tracker uses W3C standards for RDF ontologies using Nepomuk with
+SPARQL to query and update the data.
 
-  Tracker is a central repository of user information, that provides
-  two big benefits for the desktop; shared data between applications
-  and information which is relational to other information (for
-  example: mixing contacts with files, locations, activities and
-  etc.).
+Tracker is a central repository of user information, that provides
+two big benefits for the desktop; shared data between applications
+and information which is relational to other information (for
+example: mixing contacts with files, locations, activities and
+etc.).
 
-  This central repository works with a well defined data model that
-  applications can rely on to store and recover their information.
-  That data model is defined using a semantic web artifact called
-  ontology. An ontology defines the relationships between the
-  information stored in the repository.
+This central repository works with a well defined data model that
+applications can rely on to store and recover their information.
+That data model is defined using a semantic web artifact called
+ontology. An ontology defines the relationships between the
+information stored in the repository.
 
-  An EU-funded project called Nepomuk was started to define some of
-  the core ontologies to be modeled on the Desktop. Tracker uses this
-  to define the data's relationships in a database.
+An EU-funded project called Nepomuk was started to define some of
+the core ontologies to be modeled on the Desktop. Tracker uses this
+to define the data's relationships in a database.
 
-  All discussion related to tracker happens on the Tracker
-  mailing list
+All discussion related to tracker happens on the Tracker
+mailing list
 
         https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/tracker-list
 
-  IRC channel #tracker on:
+IRC channel #tracker on:
 
         irc.gimp.net
 
-  Bugs and feature requests should be filed at:
+Bugs and feature requests should be filed at:
 
         https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/tracker-miners/issues
 
-  More infomation on Tracker can be found at:
+More infomation on Tracker can be found at:
 
         https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Tracker
 
-  Repository can be found at:
+Repository can be found at:
 
         https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/tracker-miners
 
-  The official RoadMap (aka TODO) can be found at:
+The official RoadMap (aka TODO) can be found at:
 
         https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Tracker/Roadmap
 
 
-2 Use Cases
+## Use Cases
 
-  Tracker is the most powerful open source metadata database and
-  indexer framework currently available and because it is built
-  around a combination indexer and SQL database and not a
-  dedicated indexer, it has much more powerful use cases:
+Tracker is the most powerful open source metadata database and
+indexer framework currently available and because it is built
+around a combination indexer and SQL database and not a
+dedicated indexer, it has much more powerful use cases:
 
   * Provide search and indexing facilities similar to those on
   other systems (Windows Vista and Mac OS X).
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@
   * Can provide a more intelligent desktop using statistical
   metadata.
 
-3 Features
+## Features
 
   * Desktop-neutral design (it's a freedesktop product built
   around other freedesktop technologies like D-Bus and XDGMime
@@ -119,54 +119,54 @@
 
   * It auto-pauses indexing when running low on diskspace.
 
-4 Compilation
+## Compilation
 
-  To setup the project for compilation after checking it outfrom
-  the git repository, use:
+To setup the project for compilation after checking it outfrom
+the git repository, use:
 
         meson build --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc
 
-  To start compiling the project use:
+To start compiling the project use:
 
         ninja -C build
         ninja install
 
-  If you install using any other prefix, you might have problems
-  with files not being installed correctly. (You may need to copy
-  and amend the dbus service file to the correct directory and/or
-  might need to update ld_conf if you install into non-standard
-  directories.)
+If you install using any other prefix, you might have problems
+with files not being installed correctly. (You may need to copy
+and amend the dbus service file to the correct directory and/or
+might need to update ld_conf if you install into non-standard
+directories.)
 
-5 Running Tracker
+## Running Tracker
 
-5.1 Usage
+### Usage
 
-  Tracker normally starts itself when users log in. You can indexing by running:
+Tracker normally starts itself when users log in. You can indexing by running:
 
     $prefix/libexec/tracker-miner-fs
 
-  You can configure how this works using:
+You can configure how this works using:
 
     $prefix/bin/tracker-preferences
 
-  You can monitor data miners using:
+You can monitor data miners using:
 
     $prefix/bin/tracker-status-icon
 
-  You can do simple searching using an applet:
+You can do simple searching using an applet:
 
     $prefix/libexec/tracker-search-bar
 
-  You can do more extensive searching using:
+You can do more extensive searching using:
 
     $prefix/bin/tracker-search-tool
 
-5.2 Setting Inotify Watch Limit
+### Setting Inotify Watch Limit
 
-  When watching large numbers of folders, its possible to exceed
-  the default number of inotify watches. In order to get real time
-  updates when this value is exceeded it is necessary to increase
-  the number of allowed watches. This can be done as follows:
+When watching large numbers of folders, its possible to exceed
+the default number of inotify watches. In order to get real time
+updates when this value is exceeded it is necessary to increase
+the number of allowed watches. This can be done as follows:
 
   1. Add this line to /etc/sysctl.conf:
      "fs.inotify.max_user_watches = (number of folders to be
@@ -175,14 +175,14 @@
   2. Reboot the system OR (on a Debian-like system) run
      "sudo /etc/init.d/procps restart"
 
-6 Further Help
+## Further Help
 
-6.1 Man pages
+### Man pages
 
-  Every config file and every binary has a man page. If you start with
-  tracker-store, you should be able to find out about most other
-  commands on the SEE ALSO section.
+Every config file and every binary has a man page. If you start with
+tracker-store, you should be able to find out about most other
+commands on the SEE ALSO section.
 
-6.2 Utilities
+### Utilities
 
-  There are a range of tracker utilities that help you query for data.
+There are a range of tracker utilities that help you query for data.