diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 4045919..df1c9fe 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ [![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-71787A.svg)](https://tldrlegal.com/license/mit-license) -![](https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/master/ressources/banner.png?raw=true) +![](https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor/blob/main/ressources/banner.png?raw=true) > Want to know how **Fluor** development is going ? [**Follow me on Twitter**](https://twitter.com/__pyroh). @@ -23,34 +23,34 @@ There's two main ways to install **Fluor**: 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 work? - + **Fluor** lies in your status bar and makes you see instantaneously which mode your keyboard is on: -- means that the keyboard's fn keys act like the default Apple function keys. -- means that the keyboard's fn keys act like these good old function keys (F1, F2, F3, you got it...). +- means that the keyboard's fn keys act like the default Apple function keys. +- 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: - + 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. - is the default rule and means that the application will adopt default Fluor's keyboard behaviour. + is the default rule and means that the application will adopt default Fluor's keyboard behaviour. You can also disable **Fluor** if you need to. It will set the keyboard's behaviour as it was prior to the application's launch. ## Rules Editor - + This panel allows you to see all the rules you set at once. You can modify or delete any rule. Adding a rule will prompt a file selector in which you'll be able to select the application you want to set a rule for. ## Running Applications - + -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 , 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 , 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 well be a requirement for others too.