Fixed a small typo in the install docs (#1510)

ericjtaylor · web-flow · commit 089ad592ea65 · 2021-08-24T16:48:39.000-04:00
diff --git a/docs/install.md b/docs/install.md
@@ -169,6 +169,6 @@ Unlike other viewers and platforms, Evince forward and backward search should wo
 
 To edit the LaTeXTools user settings, select **Preferences | Package Settings | LaTeXTools | Settings – User** from the ST menu and scroll down to the  section titled **Platform settings** and find the **linux** block.
 
-Within that block, verify that the `"texpath"` setting is correct. This setting is use by LaTeXTools to determine the `PATH` used for running TeX and friends. Please note that if you use Unity (the default launcher on Ubuntu), ST can end up "seeing" a different `PATH` then you will in the terminal. This is because Unity inherits its environment from `/bin/sh` rather than `/bin/bash`, `/bin/zsh`, `/bin/fish`, etc. This means that you may need to add the path to TeX and friends to your `"texpath"` for LaTeXTools to work.
+Within that block, verify that the `"texpath"` setting is correct. This setting is used by LaTeXTools to determine the `PATH` used for running TeX and friends. Please note that if you use Unity (the default launcher on Ubuntu), ST can end up "seeing" a different `PATH` than you will in the terminal. This is because Unity inherits its environment from `/bin/sh` rather than `/bin/bash`, `/bin/zsh`, `/bin/fish`, etc. This means that you may need to add the path to TeX and friends to your `"texpath"` for LaTeXTools to work.
 
 If your `PATH` contains a Python distribution that is not the default Python distribution, it may be necessary to configure the `"python"` setting to point to the system Python distribution. There have been reports of issues using `dbus` and `gobject` on **conda** and similar Python releases.
