diff --git a/System/linux-gui-cli.adoc b/System/linux-gui-cli.adoc
index 4a0a095..c22b522 100644
--- a/System/linux-gui-cli.adoc
+++ b/System/linux-gui-cli.adoc
@@ -26,9 +26,10 @@ toc::[]
 
 To switch to text mode (also known as command-line interface or CLI) in systemd-based systems, you can use systemctl `set-default multi-user.target` to permanently change the default boot target. Alternatively, you can temporarily switch to text mode using `systemctl isolate multi-user.target`.
 
-Here's a breakdown of how to switch to text mode:
+Here's a breakdown of how to switch to text mode
+
+### Checking the Current Default Target
 
-### 1. Checking the Current Default Target*
 First, it's helpful to know what your current default target is. You can check this with: 
 
   systemctl get-default
@@ -36,7 +37,8 @@ First, it's helpful to know what your current default target is. You can check t
 This command will display the current default target, which is likely `graphical.target` if you're currently in a graphical environment.
 
 
-### 2. Permanently Switching to Text Mode (Multi-User Target)
+### Permanently Switching to Text Mode (Multi-User Target)
+
 To make text mode the default target on boot, use the following command:
 
   sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target
@@ -48,7 +50,8 @@ After running this command, you will need to reboot your system for the change t
 Now, when your system starts, it will boot directly into text mode. 
 
 
-###3. Temporarily Switching to Text Mode (Using isolate)
+### Temporarily Switching to Text Mode (Using isolate)
+
 If you want to switch to text mode without changing the default, you can use the isolate command:
 
   sudo systemctl isolate multi-user.target
@@ -72,18 +75,23 @@ Or, if you used isolate, you can switch back with:
 ## Important Notes
 
 ### multi-user.target
+
 This target represents a system with networking enabled but without a graphical interface (X server or Wayland).
 
 ### graphical.target
+
 This target represents a system with a graphical interface.
 
 ### Reboot
+
 When changing the default target, a reboot is necessary for the change to be applied.
 
 ### Temporary changes
+
 Using isolate provides a temporary change that is not persistent across reboots. 
 
 ### Closing Applications
+
 Switching to text mode will terminate any running graphical applications. Make sure to save your work before switching.