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@@ -7,20 +7,17 @@ To solve some issue I was having, or to facilitate my daily computer usage.
 The tools were usually not written with general reusability in mind.
 But maybe you are having just the same problem as I did, in which case I hope they can be helpful.
 
 The tools were usually not written with general reusability in mind.
 But maybe you are having just the same problem as I did, in which case I hope they can be helpful.
 

-* `LiLaSS <lilass/>`_: A simple xrandr-based application to configure laptop screens on Linux. If you are using a
+* [LiLaSS](lilass/): A simple xrandr-based application to configure laptop screens on Linux. If you are using a

   Laptop, frequently work both with and without an external screen, and you are not happy with
   the configuration options your desktop provides, this may be for you.
   Laptop, frequently work both with and without an external screen, and you are not happy with
   the configuration options your desktop provides, this may be for you.

-* `dyn-nsupdate <dyn-nsupdate/>`_: A tool to dynamically and securely update DNS zones via CGI.
+* [dyn-nsupdate](dyn-nsupdate/): A tool to dynamically and securely update DNS zones via CGI.

   This provides self-hosted DynDNS services.
   This provides self-hosted DynDNS services.

-* `zonemaker <zonemaker/>`_: A small script to generate DNS zone files from Python.
-* `schsh <schsh/>`_: A collection of scripts and configuration files which can be used to grant
+* [zonemaker](zonemaker/): A small script to generate DNS zone files from Python.
+* [schsh](schsh/): A collection of scripts and configuration files which can be used to grant

   someone secure (SSH-based) access to a machine, without giving them a shell or read access
   to the entire file system.
   someone secure (SSH-based) access to a machine, without giving them a shell or read access
   to the entire file system.

-* `Rust-101 <rust-101/>`_: A small tutorial for the `Rust language <http://www.rust-lang.org>`_.
-* `git-mirror <git-mirror/>`_: This can keep multiple git repositories of the same project in sync automatically.
+* [Rust-101](<rust-101/): A small tutorial for the [Rust language](http://www.rust-lang.org).
+* [git-mirror](git-mirror/): This can keep multiple git repositories of the same project in sync automatically.

 
 

-For some more of my projects, check out the `public git repositories`_ hosted on my server and the
-`Debian packages`_ I am maintaining as DM.
-
-.. _public git repositories: https://www.ralfj.de/git/
-.. _Debian packages: http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=post%40ralfj.de
+For some more of my projects, check out the [public git repositories](https://www.ralfj.de/git/)
+hosted on my server and the [Debian packages](http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=post%40ralfj.de) I am maintaining as DM.