diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 4b88d9e..54febc6 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Otherwise, the build is as normal.
 
 Once the cross-compiler is built, the OS can be built by simply typing `make`.
 
-## Additional setup (on Linux or Mac)
+## Additional setup (on Linux or Mac (Unsupported on Mac) )
 
 To run & debug the OS, you willl need to install QEMU, GRUB, and GDB.
 
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Installing GRUB on:
 1. Ubuntu. GRUB is already installed.
 2. Arch. If you have chosen GRUB as your bootloader, run `sudo pacman -S dosfstools libisoburn`, as arch by default does not have the necessary tools for grub-mkrescue to work, otherwise run `sudo pacman -S grub dosfstools libisoburn`
 3. Another linux distro. GRUB is likely already installed, but if it is not, you will need to use your distribution's package manager to install GRUB.
-4. Mac. You will need to install Homebrew, then install the formula i386-elf-grub.
+4. Mac. You will need to install Homebrew, then run `brew install i386-elf-grub`
 
 Installing QEMU on
 
@@ -49,9 +49,9 @@ Installing QEMU on
 Installing GDB on
 
 1. Ubuntu. Run `sudo apt get install gdb`
-2. Arch. Run `sudo pacman -S install gdb`
+2. Arch. Run `sudo pacman -S gdb`
 3. Another linux distro. Use your distribution's package manager to install GDB.
-4. Mac. Run `brew install gdb` (Note: It will warn about an unsigned binary, but this will have no impact on debugging the OS)
+4. Mac. Run `brew install gdb`
 
-After this, you can run the OS in QEMU by typing `make run`, and start a remote debugging session by typing `make debug`.
+After this, you can run the OS in QEMU by typing `make run`, or run the OS and start the debugger by typing `make debug`.
 The serial port output of the OS is redirected to a file callled serout in the main directory.