using better language

README.md

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-# My TI Basic Programs
+# Noah's TI Basic Program Collection
 
 ## Why do I use .tibasic files?
 
-In this repository are only **Source Code Files** instead of your typical  compiled .8xp files for your TI Calculator. I have made this decision to have the *freedom* to edit my ti basic programs in any text editor. In my eyes, using the proprietary, official [TI Connect CE](https://education.ti.com/en/products/computer-software/ti-connect-ce-sw) Editor is just a big pain. And don't even talk about programming directly on your TI-84.
+This repository only contains .tibasic **Source Code Files** instead of your typical compiled .8xp files from your TI Calculator. I have made this decision to have the *freedom* to edit my ti basic programs in any text editor. In my eyes, using the proprietary, official [TI Connect CE](https://education.ti.com/en/products/computer-software/ti-connect-ce-sw) editor is just a big pain. And don't even talk about programming directly on your TI-84.
 
 In short, using Source Code Files makes *editing* and *sharing* easier and better.
 
 ## Compiling
 
-There is an unmaintained FOSS *(Free and Open Source Software)* Project [on Sourceforge](https://sourceforge.net/projects/tibasic/) to compile  Source Code Files to executable .8xp files. There is only an official release Package for Windows, but as far as I tested it, it also worked perfectly in wine:
+There is an unmaintained FOSS *(Free and Open Source Software)* [Project on Sourceforge](https://sourceforge.net/projects/tibasic/) to compile .tibasic Source Code Files to executable .8xp files. There is only an official release package for Windows and unfortunately I haven't found (or even made) a GNU/Linux-Port yet. But as far as I have been testing, it worked perfectly in wine:
 
     wine [path to your .exe]/tibasic.exe [filename]