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 # IINACT
 
-A minimalistic tool to run the [FFXIV_ACT_Plugin](https://github.com/ravahn/FFXIV_ACT_Plugin) in an ACT-like enviroment with a stripped-down port of Overlay Plugin with Cactbot event sources.
+A minimalistic application to run the [FFXIV_ACT_Plugin](https://github.com/ravahn/FFXIV_ACT_Plugin) in an [ACT](https://advancedcombattracker.com/)-like enviroment with a stripped-down port of [Overlay Plugin](https://github.com/ngld/OverlayPlugin) with [Cactbot](https://github.com/quisquous/cactbot) event sources.
 
 This will **not** render overlays by itself, use something like [Browsingway](https://github.com/Styr1x/Browsingway), [Next UI](https://github.com/kaminaris/Next-UI), [hudkit](https://github.com/valarnin/hudkit) (Linux only) or [Bunny HUD](https://github.com/marzent/Bunny-HUD) (macOS only) to display Overlays.
 
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 - ACT is too clunky IMHO for just wanting to have the game data parsed and served via a Web Socket server
 - Drastically more efficent than ACT, in part to .NET 6.0, in part to a more sane log line processing (disk I/O is not blocking LogLineEvents and happening on a separate lower priority thread)
-- Due to the above and Machina optimizations CPU usage will be orders of magnitude (no understatement) lower when running under Wine
+- Due to the above and Machina optimizations CPU usage will be orders of magnitude (not exaggerating here) lower when running under Wine
 - Will generally stay out of your way, doesn't take away focus when launched, only lives as a tray icon and quits itself once the game closes
 - Doesn't use legacy technology that hurts Linux and macOS users
-- More robust Web Socket server than what Overlay Plugin currently uses
+- More robust Web Socket server than what Overlay Plugin currently uses (which looks like it is not maintained anyways atm)
 - RPCAP support (for the poor Flatpak users)
+- Has a nice dark UI that won't flashbang you in the middle of the night
+- Follows the Unix philosophy of just doing one thing and doing it well   
 
 ## How to build?