README.md in macaw_framework-1.1.6 vs README.md in macaw_framework-1.1.7

@@ -173,18 +173,20 @@
 
 MacawFramework allows you to serve static assets, such as CSS, JavaScript, images, etc., through the "public" folder. 
 To enable this functionality, make sure the "public" folder is placed in the same directory as the main.rb file. 
 The "public" folder should contain any static assets required by your web application.
 
-To avoid issues, instantiate the Macaw using the `dir` proporty as following:
+To avoid issues, instantiate the Macaw using the `dir` property as following:
 
 ```ruby
 MacawFramework::Macaw.new(dir: __dir__)
 ```
 
 By default, MacawFramework will automatically serve files from the "public" folder recursively when matching requests 
 are made. For example, if you have an image file named "logo.png" inside a "img" folder in the "public" folder, it will 
 be accessible at http://yourdomain.com/img/logo.png without any additional configuration.
+
+#### Caution: This is incompatible with most non-unix systems, such as Windows. If you are using a non-unix system, you will need to manually configure the "public" folder and use dir as nil to avoid problems.
 
 ### Cron Jobs
 
 Macaw Framework supports the declaration of cron jobs right in your application code. This feature allows developers to
 define tasks that run at set intervals, starting after an optional delay. Each job runs in a separate thread, meaning