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docs(readme): the FAQ no longer says keeping awake is Windows-only
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Expand Up @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ you decide what they may do.
- **Schedule routines.** Weekday mornings, every two hours or any cron schedule, with missed runs
and overlaps handled.
- **Leave them running.** Bots keep working after you close Botloft. They start when you sign in,
come back soon after a crash and, on Windows, keep the computer awake while they work. Botloft
come back soon after a crash and keep the computer awake while they work. Botloft
waits near the clock and tells you when a bot needs you.
- **Choose per bot.** How much it asks before acting, and which Claude model it uses. See how much
of your plan's usage is left.
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<summary><b>Does it run on macOS or Linux?</b></summary>

Yes, as a preview since 0.8.0: Linux (64-bit, `.deb` or AppImage) and macOS on Apple Silicon. Intel
Macs are not supported yet, and keeping the computer awake while bots work is Windows-only for now.
Macs are not supported yet.
Windows came first and has had the most use; if something does not work elsewhere, please
[open an issue](https://github.com/httpsphl/botloft/issues).
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