Merge pull request #84 from francoism90/patch-1

Use ujust rebase-helper

docs/FAQ.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Everything you need is included.
 Other than the visual differences, and codecs, there are some other key differences between Bluefin and Fedora Silverblue from a usage perspective:
 
 - Bluefin takes a [greenfield approach](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenfield_project) to Linux applications by defaulting to Flathub and `brew` by default
-- Bluefin doesn't recommend using Toolbx - it instead focuses on [devcontainers](/bluefin-dx.md#the-cloud-native-development-approach) for declarative containerized development.
+- Bluefin doesn't recommend using [Toolbox](https://github.com/containers/toolbox) - it instead focuses on [devcontainers](/bluefin-dx.md#the-cloud-native-development-approach) for declarative containerized development.
 - Bluefin _tries_ to remove the need for the user to use `rpm-ostree` or `bootc` directly
 - Bluefin focuses on automation of OS services and upgrades instead of user interaction
 

docs/introduction.md

@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ Most pain points can be addressed directly by planning ahead of time.
 - Install the operating system
   - Use the entire disk with automatic partitioning
   - (Optional): [Set up Secure Boot](/introduction.md#secure-boot)
-  - (Optional): `ujust switch-channel` to move to `:stable` or `:latest`
+  - (Optional): `ujust rebase-helper` to move to `:stable` or `:latest`
 - Set up, test, and **verify backups** - While the system image is reproducible data, your user data in your home folder still needs to be backed up. Bluefin ships with two backup utilities depending on your preference. They are installed as Flatpaks so you can remove the one you don't use. `rclone` and `restic` are also preinstalled if you prefer command line tools
   - [Deja Dup](https://apps.gnome.org/DejaDup/)
   - [Pika Backup](https://apps.gnome.org/PikaBackup/)