Updated to reflect current state.

README.md

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 # ThoughtWorks Glyph Screen Savers
 
-*This is work-in-progress. Dancing Glyphs works as intended. Glyph Wave does not have settings yet and the circle animation has a hard-coded 16:9 aspect ratio.*
+*This is work-in-progress. Dancing Glyphs works as intended. Glyph Wave has a hard-coded 16:9 aspect ratio.*
 
 
 ## Dancing Glyphs
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ A while ago, while reading Cixin Liu's excellent novel The Three-Body Problem, I
 
 ![glyph-wave-sample](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/954026/19091623/aa2b4db4-8a83-11e6-81e8-d356d4b09305.gif)
 
-At some point when implementing the Dancing Glyphs saver I switched to the Metal API to get the best possible performance while using as little power as possible. I then realised that with Metal I could render hundreds of glyphs, and so I explored different animations. Glyph Wave is the result of this. There are actually two versions of the wave, the linear one shown above and a circular one. Currently, the saver selects one by random when it starts.
+At some point when implementing the Dancing Glyphs saver I switched to the Metal API to get the best possible performance while using as little power as possible. I then realised that with Metal I could render hundreds of glyphs, and so I explored different animations. Glyph Wave is the result of this. There are actually two versions of the wave, the linear one shown above and a circular one. By default, the saver selects one by random when it starts.
 
 
 ## Technology