diff --git a/myconfig.org b/myconfig.org
index a609635..5688809 100644
--- a/myconfig.org
+++ b/myconfig.org
@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 #+startup: overview
 
 * Pending task
+- Set org-mode
 - Set dap-mode
 - Add more programming languages to LSP
 - Try =eglot=
@@ -16,15 +17,15 @@
 - [[https://github.com/SystemCrafters/crafter-configs][System Crafters configs compilation]]
 
 * Before this file loads
-** =early-init.el= has been loaded.
-This file inhibits package.el for loading packages
-** =init.el= has been loaded
+** The =early-init.el= file has been loaded.
+This file inhibits =package.el= for loading packages
+** The =init.el= file has been loaded
 This file:
-- Set all that it's needed for =straight.el= working as package manager
-- **IMPORTANT** Changes the =user-emacs-directory= from =~/.emacs.d= to =~/.cache/emacs=. This can be really important in case you change something fundamental in emacs configuration
-- Load the =no-littering= package (see [[https://github.com/emacscollective/no-littering][doc]]) This package sets out to fix this by changing the values of path variables to put configuration files in =no-littering-etc-directory= (this will be =~/.cache/emacs/etc/= for this configuration) and persistent data files in =no-littering-var-directory= (for me: =~/.cache/emacs/var/=), and by using descriptive file names and subdirectories when appropriate. This is similar to a color-theme; a "path-theme" if you will.
+- Sets all that it's needed for =straight.el= to work as package manager
+- **IMPORTANT** Changes the =user-emacs-directory= from =~/.emacs.d= to =~/.cache/emacs=. Be careful, this has several effects, for instance your file =custom.el= will be in this directory.
+- Load the =no-littering= package (see [[https://github.com/emacscollective/no-littering][doc]]) This package sets out to fix "the littering" by changing the values of path variables to put configuration files in =no-littering-etc-directory= (this will be =~/.cache/emacs/etc/= for this configuration) and persistent data files in =no-littering-var-directory= (for me: =~/.cache/emacs/var/=), and by using descriptive file names and subdirectories when appropriate. This is similar to a color-theme; a "path-theme" if you will.
 - Tries to install =org-mode= just to be sure to have the last release
-- Loads the newer of this two files: =myconfig.org= and =myconfig.el=. In other words, if there are no new changes in =myconfig.org= it loads =myconfig.el= (it's faster)
+- Loads the newer of this two files: =myconfig.org= or =myconfig.el=. In other words, if there are no new changes in =myconfig.org= it loads =myconfig.el= (it's faster)
 
 * use-package tips
 Some notes about [[https://github.com/jwiegley/use-package][use-package]]