Fix FEX-2403 typos

_posts/2024-03-04-FEX-2403.md

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ it!
 
 ## Steam fix
 As of Steam's [February 27th update](https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/593110/view/4161959294800836361) there was a fairly major change to how Steam starts its embedded Chromium instance.
-With this most recent change it now is run inside of the Steam Linux Runtime environment. In turn Steam has disabled the sandbox feature of the
+With this most recent change it now runs inside of the Steam Linux Runtime environment. In turn Steam has disabled the sandbox feature of the
 Chromium instance because it is incompatible. FEX was already disabling this sandbox and forcibly passing in the argument to disable it.
 
 Chromium really didn't like the argument being passed in twice and it was causing it to crash early. We have now removed our application profile and
 let Steam configure the arguments as required.
 
 As a side effect of Steam updating their version of Chromium, some users have noted that they are experiencing problems with GPU acceleration on
 Raspberry Pi systems. This is seemingly a video driver problem and unrelated to this crash that was fixed. It is currently unknown if we can fix this
-problem, as it is working find on Tegra and Snapdragon systems.
+problem, as it is working fine on Tegra and Snapdragon systems.
 
 ## Rootfs images updated
 FEX's rootfs images have been updated to include the latest versions of Mesa, gfxreconstruct, and Renderdoc. The major change here is having Mesa
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ wants for register layout. Matching what Arm64EC wants for the regster layout me
 around which gives a performance improvement. The Linux side of code doesn't need this, so this only happens when building as a WINE module.
 
 ## 32-bit thunking improvements
-This last month has had an exciting milestone for 32-bit thunking! We have landed support for thunking Wayland on 32-bit. Which this means with our
+This last month has had an exciting milestone for 32-bit thunking! We have landed support for thunking Wayland on 32-bit. Which means with our
 previously implemented Vulkan thunking, we can now run some games using Wayland plus Vulkan and Zink thrown in to the mix! In particular we have been
 able to test that Super Meat Boy works in this configuration! We still have more work to do before X11 and GLX works with 32-bit thunking so stay
 tuned to the future!