README.md in rerun-0.8.0 vs README.md in rerun-0.8.1

@@ -33,10 +33,19 @@
 available to all your apps. (There really should be a better way to distinguish
 gems-as-libraries from gems-as-tools.)
 
         rvm @global do gem install rerun
 
+The Listen gem looks for certain platform-dependent gems, and will complain if
+they're not available. Unfortunately, Rubygems doesn't understand optional
+dependencies very well, so you may have to install extra gems (and/or put them
+in your Gemfile) to make Rerun work more smoothly on your system.
+(Learn more at <https://github.com/guard/listen#listen-adapters>.)
+For example, on Mac OS X, use
+
+        gem install rb-fsevent
+
 # Usage:
 
         rerun [options] [--] cmd
 
 For example, if you're running a Sinatra app whose main file is `app.rb`:
@@ -139,15 +148,18 @@
 
 * **r** -- restart (as if a file had changed)
 * **c** -- clear the screen
 * **x** or **q** -- exit (just like control-C)
 
+If you're backgrounding or using Pry or a debugger, you might not want these
+keys to be trapped, so use the `--background` option.
+
 # Signals
 
 The current algorithm for killing the process is:
 
-* send [SIGTERM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIGTERM)
+* send [SIGTERM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIGTERM) (or the value of the `--signal` option)
 * if that doesn't work after 4 seconds, send SIGINT (aka control-C)
 * if that doesn't work after 2 more seconds, send SIGKILL (aka kill -9)
 
 This seems like the most gentle and unixy way of doing things, but it does
 mean that if your program ignores SIGTERM, it takes an extra 4 to 6 seconds to
@@ -229,17 +241,19 @@
 of Ruby nor config file syntax.
 
 # Why did you write this?
 
 I've been using [Sinatra](http://sinatrarb.com) and loving it. In order
-to simplify their system, the Rat Pack just removed auto-reloading from
+to simplify their system, the Rat Pack removed auto-reloading from
 Sinatra proper. I approve of this: a web application framework should be
 focused on serving requests, not on munging Ruby ObjectSpace for
 dev-time convenience. But I still wanted automatic reloading during
 development. Shotgun wasn't working for me (see above) so I spliced
 Rerun together out of code from Rspactor, FileSystemWatcher, and Shotgun
--- with a heavy amount of refactoring and rewriting.
+-- with a heavy amount of refactoring and rewriting. In late 2012 I
+migrated the backend to the Listen gem, which was extracted from Guard,
+so it should be more reliable and performant on multiple platforms.
 
 # Credits
 
 Rerun: [Alex Chaffee](http://alexchaffee.com), <mailto:[e-mail]>, <http://github.com/alexch/>
 
@@ -256,11 +270,15 @@
 * Jens B <https://github.com/dpree>
 * Andrés Botero <https://github.com/anbotero>
 * Dreamcat4
 * <https://github.com/FND>
 * Barry Sia <https://github.com/bsia>
+* Paul Rangel <https://github.com/ismell>
 
 # Version History
+
+* v0.8.1
+  * bugfix release (#30 and #34)
 
 * v0.8.0
   * --background option (thanks FND!) to disable the keyboard listener
   * --signal option (thanks FND!)
   * --no-growl option