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-This file talks about what software AmogOS uses
+**AmogOS Under the Hood**
 
-# RPI
-The RPI version of AmogOS is made with a RPI OS lite base and developed bare metal. It uses Openbox for the WM and LXDE for the DE. From there, the Papyrus theme was used for the OS icons. A lot of apps are preinstalled, as detailed in the features section on README. The OS is read from SD Card to a .img with GNOME Disks, and then finally shrunk with pishrink.
+This document explores the software components that make AmogOS tick.  Be warned, there may be some imposters among the standard software choices... 
+
+* **Foundation:**  AmogOS for Raspberry Pi (RPI) utilizes a lightweight RPI OS Lite base,  developed directly on the hardware (bare metal) for maximum efficiency.  
+
+* **Look and Feel:**  Openbox Window Manager provides a customizable and familiar desktop environment, while the LXDE Desktop Environment offers a more traditional layout.  Papyrus, a popular theme, adds a touch of personality to the icons, making them instantly recognizable (just don't get them vented).
+
+* **Pre-Installed Apps:**  For your convenience, AmogOS comes pre-loaded with a variety of useful applications detailed in the README file.   Everything you need to start operating... suspiciously fast.
+
+* **Installation:**   The operating system image is transferred from an SD card to a .img file using GNOME Disks, a standard tool.  Finally, a tool called "pishrink" (sounds a bit sus, doesn't it?) optimizes the image size for efficient storage.
+
+**In essence,** AmogOS leverages a proven and lightweight foundation with a customizable interface and helpful pre-installed apps.  The installation process is straightforward, ensuring a smooth transition to your new AmogOS environment.  Just be cautious of any unexpected pop-ups... they might be imposters in disguise!