Merge pull request Pyroh#28 from 16patsle/master

Update README.md, improved text

README.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 ![](https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/ressources/banner.png?raw=true)
 
 # What is Fluor ?
-**Fluor** is a tool that allows you to automatically change the behavior of the keyboard's fn keys depending on the active application. That's this simple.
+**Fluor** is a tool that allows you to automatically change the behavior of the keyboard's fn keys depending on the active application. It's that simple.
 
 # Instaling Fluor
 There's two main ways to install **Fluor**:
@@ -18,22 +18,22 @@ There's two main ways to install **Fluor**:
 2. Install via [Homebrew Cask](https://caskroom.github.io):  
 `$ brew cask install fluor`
 
-You can also build it from source but it's not recommended if you just intend to use **Fluor** and not hack it. 
+You can also build it from source, but this is not recommended if your are only going to use **Fluor** in the regular way, and not hack it. 
 
-# How does it works ?
+# How does it work?
 <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/ressources/statusbar.png?raw=true" width=327pt>
 
 **Fluor** lies in your status bar and makes you see instantaneously which mode your keyboard is on:
 
-- <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/Fluor/Assets.xcassets/iconAppleModeTemplate.imageset/[email protected]?raw=true" width=16pt> means that the keyboard's fn keys act like Apple function keys.
-- <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/Fluor/Assets.xcassets/iconOtherModeTemplate.imageset/[email protected]?raw=true" width=16pt> means that the keyboard's fn keys act like these good old functions keys (F1, F2, F3, you got it...).
+- <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/Fluor/Assets.xcassets/iconAppleModeTemplate.imageset/[email protected]?raw=true" width=16pt> means that the keyboard's fn keys act like the default Apple function keys.
+- <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/Fluor/Assets.xcassets/iconOtherModeTemplate.imageset/[email protected]?raw=true" width=16pt> means that the keyboard's fn keys act like these good old function keys (F1, F2, F3, you got it...).
 
 ## Fluor's menu
 This is what you get when you click on **Fluor** in the status bar:
 
 <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/ressources/mainmenu.png?raw=true" width=279pt>
 
-You can choose the default mode, whenever **Fluor** runs it will activate the default mode for your keyboard's fn keys.
+You can choose the default mode. Whenever **Fluor** runs it will activate the default mode for your keyboard's fn keys.
 
 **Fluor** also displays the active application and its associated rule that you can change on the go.  
 <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/Fluor/Assets.xcassets/defaultModeTemplate.imageset/[email protected]?raw=true" width=16pt> is the default rule and means that the application will adopt default Fluor's keyboard behaviour.
@@ -48,13 +48,13 @@ This panel allows you to see all the rules you set at once. You can modify or de
 ## Running Applications
 <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/ressources/runningapps.png?raw=true" width=412pt>
 
-Sometimes it is not possible to select an application in the *Rules Editor* especially games run from Steam. This panel lets you set a rule for any running application. Of course the rules you set in this panel will be available directly in the *Rules Editor*. You can also remove a rule by setting the application behaviour to <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/Fluor/Assets.xcassets/defaultModeTemplate.imageset/[email protected]?raw=true" width=16pt>, it will also disappear from the *Rules Editor* panel.
+Sometimes it is not possible to select an application in the *Rules Editor*, especially for Steam games. This panel lets you set a rule for any running application. Of course the rules you set in this panel will be available directly in the *Rules Editor*. You can also remove a rule by setting the application behaviour to <img src="https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/Fluor/Assets.xcassets/defaultModeTemplate.imageset/[email protected]?raw=true" width=16pt>, it will also disappear from the *Rules Editor* panel.
 
 # Why is it open source ?
-I made **Fluor** because I needed such an application. I wanted it simple, nicely designed and free and I didn't find such a thing on the internet. Once it was done I used it for a little while, cleaned up the code and decided to give it to others for free (what was a requirement for me can also be a requirement for others).  
-You'll argue that such a non-sandboxed app had no chance to hit the AppStore and you'll be right. But if it had the chance it would have remained free and open-source. I don't think there's much people needing such an app and I prefer seeing it used by a wider range of people.  
+I made **Fluor** because I needed such an application. I wanted it simple, nicely designed and free and I didn't find such a thing on the internet. Once it was done I used it for a little while, cleaned up the code and decided to give it to others for free. What was a requirement for me can well be a requirement for others too.  
+You'd argue that such a non-sandboxed app had no chance to hit the AppStore and you'd be right. But if I had the chance it would have remained free and open-source. I don't think there's many people needing such an app and I prefer seeing it used by a wider range of people.  
 
-This app is also built using open-source code that's why I think it belongs to this world. And if someone learns something looking at the code I'll be happy 😃.
+This app is also built using open-source code, that's why I think it belongs to this world. And if someone learns something looking at the code I'll be happy 😃.
 
 # Contributing
 All contributions are welcome. Fork it, hack it and make a pull request.