Update README.md

Author: introfog

README.md

@@ -21,10 +21,11 @@ GitWave is an open-source project, that encourages collaboration and community i
 Explore, contribute, and customize the application according to your preferences.
 
 ## :checkered_flag: Getting Started
+To enjoy GitWave you don't need any JDK, because it already includes JDK.
 1. Download `GitWave.zip` from the [latest release](https://github.com/introfog/GitWave/releases).
 2. Unpack archive to your local machine and launch `GitWave.exe`.
 3. Begin executing bash commands across multiple repositories effortlessly.
-4. You check my personal [GitWave config](https://gist.github.com/introfog/10a0a3f6c0b069c4132f8ac18b73dff5) with bash commands which i use on regular basis.
+4. You can check my personal [GitWave config](https://gist.github.com/introfog/10a0a3f6c0b069c4132f8ac18b73dff5) with bash commands which i use on regular basis.
 
 <img src=samples/Sample_Saved_Commands.gif>
 
@@ -38,7 +39,7 @@ Explore, contribute, and customize the application according to your preferences
   - `GitWave.exe`, which runs java image, is located in the `tools` folder and generated by a separate C++ project `tools/GitWaveExecutor`.
 
 ## :gear: Under the hood
-- GitWave is built on openjdk 11 + openjfx 11.
+- GitWave is built on openjdk 11 + openjfx 11 and wrapped into Java Runtime Image.
 - All commands and settings are stored in `config/config.json` in JSON format. So it is possible to edit them manually in any text editor.
 - On opening the app makes a lenient request to GitHub API to check for the new available release, see `com.github.introfog.gitwave.model.UpdateChecker#isNewReleaseAvailable`.
 - The `temp` folder is used to save bash scripts to run, they are automatically removed after the command completes.