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Fix Windows wording and other minor adjustment #378

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7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions docs/src/quick-start.md
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### Prepare

Create directory for the `.osm.pbf` file and output `.sql` file. These files
are automatically created by PgOSM Flex.
Create a directory to use a common location to share with the Docker container.
This is used to link to the internal path where the `.osm.pbf` file, `.md5` file,
and (optional) output `.sql` files are saved.


```bash
mkdir ~/pgosm-data
```


### Run

Set environment variables for the temporary Postgres connection in Docker.
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* Region (`north-america/us`)
* Sub-region (`district-of-columbia`) (Optional)


```bash
docker exec -it \
pgosm python3 docker/pgosm_flex.py \
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The Docker image is pinned to osm2pgsql's `master` branch. Users of the Docker image
naturally use the latest version of osm2pgsql at the time the Docker image was created.

This project has not been officially tested on Windows.
This project runs entirely in Docker, optionally connecting to an external Postgres instance.
It should work on any typical OS able to run Docker.


## Minimum Hardware

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