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@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ In case of "Intel" cpus, if "Custom Plasma (System Optimized)" or "Custom Gnome
 
 ### System Configuration Submenu:
 
-- [ ] [1] Kernel, Bootloader, ESP Mountpoint & UKI Setup
+- [ ] [1] Kernel, Bootloader, ESP Mountpoint & Secure Signing
 - [ ] [2] Filesystem & Swap Selection
 - [ ] [3] Graphics Setup
 - [ ] [4] Desktop Setup
@@ -173,9 +173,9 @@ Select between Systemd-boot or Grub
 Select between /efi or /boot as your mountpoint for ESP
 
 
-- ### UKI Setup: [Interactive]
+- ### Secure Signing: [Interactive]
 
-Select to make use (or not) of UKI's
+Select to sign (or not) all needed binaries for activating Secure Boot
 
 
 - ### Filesystem Selection: [Interactive]
@@ -216,7 +216,6 @@ Xorg DXX drivers (xf86-xxxx-xxxx) for Intel - AMD - Nvidia will NOT be automatic
 In case of AMD graphics, "amdgpu" driver support for "Southern Islands" and "Sea Islands" graphics is offered through auto-configuring.
 
 In case of Nvidia graphics, according to the gpu architecture, there's support for the newer 'nvidia-open' drivers.
-Also, there is now support for Nvidia's 'Suspend-Hibernate-Resume' feature.
 
 The 'Nvidia Hook' will be automatically created (when needed).
 
@@ -241,7 +240,9 @@ In this step, you will be presented with a list of setups to choose from:
 - [ ] 12. Custom Arch Linux
 ---------------------------------------------------------------
 
-- All desktops (except "Minimal Plasma (System Optimized)" & "Minimal Gnome (System Optimized)" are completely 'Vanilla', and only come with network support (networkmanager). For any additional functionality, please consult the Archwiki.
+- All desktops (except "Minimal Plasma (System Optimized)" & "Minimal Gnome (System Optimized)" are completely 'Vanilla', and only come with network support (networkmanager).
+
+For any additional functionality, please consult the Archwiki.
 
 - The installer offers the convenient option to set your own kernel parameters for boot, on-the-fly, while at 'Desktop Selection' stage.
 
@@ -325,14 +326,11 @@ The aim here is to make the installation process error-proof.
 
 It will ensure that an "EFI" System Partition indeed exists, that a "Root x86-64" partition exists, that a "Swap" partition exists IF you chose to use a "Swap" partition and will also detect an existing seperate "Home" partition.
 
-If 'systemd-boot' is selected and '/efi' mountpoint for the ESP is selected, the installer expects an 'XBOOTLDR' extended boot partition to be present.
+If 'systemd-boot' is selected and '/efi' mountpoint for an ESP smaller than 200Mb is selected, the installer expects an 'XBOOTLDR' extended boot partition to be present.
 
-On top of all that, a smart mechanism will scan the partitions on the installation disk and if more than one of each type {root/EFI/home/swap/xbootldr} are detected, then it will Auto-Assign the 1st partition of each (involved) type, to be used by systemd's automation in the installation (as the 'Discoverable Partitions Specifications' dictate).
+On top of all that, the installer will scan the partitions on the installation disk and if more than one of each type {root/EFI/home/swap/xbootldr} are detected, then it will Auto-Assign the 1st partition of each (involved) type, to be used by systemd's automation in the installation (as the 'Discoverable Partitions Specifications' dictate).
 It comes with its own menu/prompts, for proper user interaction.
 
-As a precaution step, the installer also scans the installation disk and if the ESP is found to be less than 200MB,
-then several auto-guided stages are activated, so the user can easily remedy this.
-
 For extended clarity reasons, A TUI partition/filesystem presentation is presented 
 when multiple partitions of the same type {root/EFI/home/swap/xbootldr} have been detected and the user needs to CONFIRM the Automated Selection made by the installer.
 
@@ -341,13 +339,13 @@ If the Sanity Check fails, the installer will smartly load any necessary stages,
 
 - ### Encryption Setup: [Interactive - Skippable]
 
-Choose if you will enable LUKS encryption on your "Swap","Root x86-64" partition (and -if using "ext4" filesystem- on your separate "Home" partition, if exists).
+Choose if you will enable LUKS encryption on your 'Swap-Root-Home' partition
 
 Also, you will be asked to Label your partition(s).
 
 Again, the scope here is not to create an inpenetrable system but a decently protected system.
 
-An unencrypted "EFI" System partition and a LUKS encrypted "Root"/"Home"/"Swap" partition should suffice.
+Using 'Secure Boot' with an unencrypted 'EFI System partition' and a LUKS encrypted 'Root-Home-Swap' partition should suffice for the average user.
 
 
 - ### Swap Partition Activation: [Auto]