README: tweaks

README.md

@@ -55,14 +55,13 @@ On traditional x86-based dual-boot systems, a boot picker typically appears on t
 but on Apple silicon, the picker will only appear if the user physically holds down the power button while booting.
 This makes the boot picker rather inaccessible, particularly for new users unfamiliar with this quirk.
 
-In essence, this app provides a GUI for running Apple's official `bless` command (with --nextonly),
-eliminating the need to use the Apple boot picker.
+In essence, this app provides a GUI for running Apple's official `bless` command (with --nextonly).
 Behind the scenes, `sudo bless --mount "/Volumes/Linux Disk Name/" --setBoot --nextonly` is executed
 to add a temporary `alt-boot-volume` NVRAM parameter for this restart only. The default Startup Disk setting
 (the `boot-volume` NVRAM parameter) remains unchanged unless the user explicitly changes it via the submenu.
 
-Note: If multiple "Linux" disk are detected, the menu will display the name of each disk instead,
-e.g. *"Restart in Fedora Linux..."* and *"Restart in Another Linux Distribution..."*.
+If multiple "Linux" disk are detected, the menu will display the name of each disk instead,
+e.g. *"Restart in 'Fedora Linux...'"* and *"Restart in 'Another Linux Distribution...'"*.
 Also, note that the app doesn't verify whether the "other" disks are indeed "Linux" disks.
 It simply assumes that they are likely to be "Linux". In most cases, this should not cause confusion.
 
@@ -72,7 +71,7 @@ from the aforementioned system restart dialog.
 
 ## Download:
 
-Download the UI demo version here:<br>
+Download the UI demo version of the app here:<br>
 [Asahi Restart Helper.app.zip](https://github.com/rxhfcy/Asahi-Restart-Helper--macOS-version/raw/main/misc/Asahi%20Restart%20Helper.app.zip)
 - Self-signed
 - UI demo only, does not actually restart the system