docs: Readme (#108)

readme.md

@@ -15,7 +15,9 @@ Docker container for running ARM-based virtual machines using QEMU, for devices
 
 It allows you to create VM's which behave just like normal containers, meaning you can manage them using all your existing tools (like Portainer) and configure them in a language (YAML) you are already familiar with.
 
-This greatly reduces the learning curve and also eliminates the need for a dedicated Proxmox or ESXi server in many cases. It uses high-performance QEMU options (like KVM acceleration, kernel-mode networking, IO threading, etc.) to achieve near-native speed.
+This greatly reduces the learning curve and also eliminates the need for a dedicated Proxmox or ESXi server in many cases.
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+It uses high-performance QEMU options (like KVM acceleration, kernel-mode networking, IO threading, etc.) to achieve near-native speed.
 
 Note: for KVM acceleration you need a Linux-based operating system, as it's not available on MacOS unfortunately.