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 # ClipQture
 
-Minimal context menu clipboard switcher.
+A minimal clipboard assistant written in PyQt6. It brings back the previous
+Plasma 6.1 (Kilpper) experience for the Clipboard's "Show at Mouse Position" shortcut.
 
 ClipQture = _**Clip**board for **Qt**/KDE desktops cap**ture** program._
 
-
-## What's this?
-
-A minimal clipboard assistant written in PyQt6. It brings back the previous
-Plasma (Kilpper) experience for the Clipboard's "Show at Mouse Position" shortcut.
-Plasma 6.2 switched to showing the widget, as opposed to a simple context menu.
-
 ![Comparison of clipqture and Klipper in Plasma 6.1 and 6.2](.readme/comparison.webp)
 
 It is designed to co-exist with the Plasma widget, although the clipboard state isn't
-synchronised between the two programs. **Only text is supported** and
-it's **designed for X11**.
+synchronised between the two programs. It is designed for **selecting text**
+and **X11 only**.
+
+Otherwise, this is how it works:
 
-Otherwise, it listens to the clipboard and _captures_ recently copied text.
-A global shortcut configured in your desktop environment (like **Meta+V**) executes
-the program, which tells the first instance to open a context menu,
-allowing for a quick change of the active clipboard for any text program.
+* Listen to the clipboard and _capture_ recently copied text.
+* A global shortcut configured in your desktop environment (like **Meta+V**) executes
+the program, which tells the first instance to open a context menu.
+* Use the context menu to quickly change the active clipboard text.
 
-It extends functionality by showing the window icon where the text was copied from (X11 only).
+It extends original functionality by showing the window icon where the text was copied from!
 
 
 ## Installation
@@ -34,6 +30,8 @@ Grab a copy from [Releases]. Or, build a package using the supplied PKGBUILD:
     git clone https://github.com/lah7/clipqture.git
     makepkg -i
 
+_(If this software is useful for many people_ ⭐, _I'll consider submitting it to the AUR.)_
+
 [Releases]: https://github.com/lah7/clipqture
 
 Next, use **KDE Menu Editor** to configure a shortcut key to launch this program.
@@ -46,21 +44,23 @@ The program will be automatically started when you log in (`/etc/xdg/autostart`)
 
 ### Other Distributions & Environments
 
-1. Make sure you have `python-pyqt6` and `python-setproctitle` installed.
+1. Make sure you have the [Python dependencies] installed.
 
 2. Copy the files:
 
     * `clipqture.py` to `~/.local/bin/` (you may need to update your PATH)
     * `clipqture.desktop` to `~/.local/share/applications/`
 
-    For the `.desktop` files, adjust the path of the `Exec=` line to point
-    to the full path for `clipqture.py`.
+    Edit the `.desktop` files to adjust the path of the `Exec=` line to point
+    to the full path where you placed `clipqture.py`.
+
+[Python dependencies]: PKGBUILD#10
 
 Then, use your desktop environment to:
 
 * Set up a global shortcut that executes this file.
 * Add this script to run at startup.
-    * For example, in KDE, use **System Settings** > **Autostart**. In MATE, this is called **Start-up Applications**.
+    * For example, in KDE, use **System Settings** > **Autostart**. In MATE, use **Start-up Applications**.
 
 
 ## Configuration
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ to apply changes.
 ## Why does it exist?
 
 Starting in Plasma 6.2.0, KDE's Klipper (Clipboard applet) went in a different
-direction. The shortcut for _"Show Clipboard Items at Mouse Position"_ now opens
+direction. The shortcut for _"Show Clipboard Items at Mouse Position"_ opens
 the full widget at the cursor. I used it often enough that it felt like a
 regression for this use case.
 
@@ -81,17 +81,17 @@ From a UI perspective, the widget has more buttons, more padding per item,
 and buttons getting in the way. Context menus had a border, but the Plasma widget
 does not (there's a shadow, but it's shallow, making it look flat).
 Not to mention the widget takes up lots of vertical space that it may need
-to scroll!
+to scroll, and it has images and other data types I didn't need.
 
-I was pretty happy and productive with the context menu, with one item per line,
-this project brings back that simplicity. Other clipboard managers seemed too much.
+I was pretty happy and productive with the old menu, with one item per line.
+This project brings back that simplicity. Other clipboard managers seemed too much.
 Being written in Python, it's easy to modify and extend, and nobody can take
 that away!
 
 
 ## Tip: Don't make your clipboard forget!
 
-**It is recommended to keep Klipper enabled,** with the "show at cursor" shortcut disabled.
+**It is recommended to keep Klipper enabled,** but disable the "show at cursor" shortcut.
 This makes sure that the clipboard doesn't vanish if you copy text from a program
 and then close that same program.