README.MD

@@ -29,13 +29,17 @@ This is something I was inspired to do after writing `clipurr`… "purr", like a
 So I thought I'd rename everything else to conform to this amazing naming convention… cool eh‽
 
 
-### Example:
+### Example in `dmenu`:
 
-![wm_tools](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31094984/167123173-ee8092a2-d5ab-47b4-b207-ced328072cc0.gif)
+![dmenu_tools](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31094984/167123173-ee8092a2-d5ab-47b4-b207-ced328072cc0.gif)
+
+### Example of `cmd_wrappurr` with `clipmenu`
+
+![command_wrap](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31094984/167122436-eea0be88-a929-46e8-9b4d-cb677dcb129c.gif)
 
 ## How to compile
 There are some configuration variables explicit to me, you'll need to change them for you for them to be useful I imagine.  
-Configuration variables are compile - there are no config files or runtime parameters 
+Configuration variables are compile - there are no config files or runtime parameters (except for "rofi")  
 
 Each tool is compiled separately, for example:
 ```sh
@@ -52,10 +56,10 @@ or
 ```
 
 ## How to use
-Personally, I have these bound to key combinations in i3 and sway. 
+Personally, I have these bound to key combinations in i3. 
 In fact, I have a seperate `bindsym` mode in which all these 
 tools are accessible i.e. `$mod+i` to get to "info" mode then `p` to show pingclock.  
-It's completely up to you how to run them, they're just simple CLI tools.
+It's completely up to you how to run them, they're just simple CLI tools really.
   
 ### You can also set the volume and brightness levels by typing a numeric figure into the dmenu/rofi input box