README.md

@@ -11,25 +11,21 @@ Home-grown alternative implementation of Apple Internet Router 3.0
 
 TashTalk could be a stretch goal, if I can acquire one!
 
-## Things that used to be caveats
-
-* Previously it would listen for all EtherTalk traffic, regardless of destination.
-  Now it doesn't do that, which should help it co-exist with other routers on
-  the same host.
-* You can configure an alternate Ethernet address if you are reusing the same
-  network interface for multiple different EtherTalk software.
-* In addition to the configured EtherTalk network and zone, it now learns routes
-  and zones from other EtherTalk routers, and should share them across AURP.
-* There's a status server. Browse to http://\[your router\]:9459/status to see
-  information about the state of jrouter.
-
 ## Caveats
 
 Things I plan to fix Real Soon Now:
 
+* ✅ Fixed ~~It currently listens to all AppleTalk and AARP traffic on the EtherTalk port.
+  This might not play well with other AppleTalk software, e.g. netatalk.~~
+* ✅ Fixed ~~Also it currently uses the default Ethernet address for the interface for
+  sending packets. I plan to add the ability to configure a different address.~~ 
+  You can now configure a different Ethernet address for the EtherTalk
+  interface. I haven't tested it with netatalk or tashrouter on the same
+  host, but I think using a distinct Ethernet address would help them coexist.
+* It currently ignores other AppleTalk routers on the EtherTalk side. This is
+  the next main thing to implement to make it work with e.g. netatalk.
 * Some packet types need splitting to fit within limits. Some of these aren't
-  implemented yet (mainly encapsulated). The unimplemented ones seem unlikely to
+  implemented yet (mainly encapsulated).
-  hit those limits unless you are running a lot of routers or zones locally.
 * I plan to add a Prometheus metrics endpoint and at least add log levels /
   verbosity config.
 * The AURP implementation is mostly there, but not fully complete. The main