Formatting, cleanup

About.md

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 ### Project Origin
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 The project began when I ([@benvanik](https://twitter.com/benvanik)) was between
 jobs and wanted to hack on something fun. I'd picked up some region-locked
 Japanese games when I was visiting Tokyo and was frustrated I couldn't play them
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 time and gets me excited).
 
 ### Why?
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 Because it's fun!
 
 ### Future Plans
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 None! There's a [roadmap](../wiki/roadmap), but the project has largely achieved what
 I set out for it to do (waste time building something cool), and now is purely a
 passion project in my spare time. In addition to getting some of my favorite
 games to play I'm really just hacking to have fun.
 
 ## Team
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 Contributors can be seen [here on GitHub](../graphs/contributors).
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For-Developers.md

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 # Does Xenia run on Linux or macOS?
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 The project is designed to support non-Windows platforms but until it's running
 games it's not worth the maintenance burden. MacOS will likely remain unsupported
 until Apple supports Vulkan.
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 seeking to port it will need a deep understanding of Linux, X11, Vulkan, and
 Win32 (to ensure matching semantics).
 
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 # You should port it to Linux, then tons of developers will contribute!
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 No, they won't, and that's not how things work. (I'm seriously told this once
 a week...)
 
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 contributing to the porting efforts already. But otherwise they are nothing
 more than hypothetical members of our collective dreams.
 
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 # Why did you do X? Why not just use Y? You should use Y. NIH NIH NIH!
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 Trust that I either have a good reason for what I did or have absolutely no
 reason for what I did. This is a large project that I've been working on
 for almost 5 years and in that time new compilers and language specs have
 been released, libraries have been created and died, and I've learned a lot.
 Constructive contributions and improvements are welcome.
 
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 # Have you heard of LLVM/asmjit/jitasm/luajit/etc?
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 Yes, I have heard of them. In fact, I spent a long time trying them out:
 [LLVM](https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/tree/85bdbd24d1b5923cfb104f45194a96e7ac57026e/src/xenia/cpu/codegen),
 [libjit](https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/tree/eee856be0499a4bc721b6097f5f2b9446929f2cc/src/xenia/cpu/libjit),
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 for some reason you feel strongly otherwise, feel free to either contribute a
 [new CPU backend](https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/tree/master/src/xenia/cpu/backend).
 
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 # (some argument over an unimportant technical choice)
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 In general: *I don't care*.
 That means I either really don't care and something is they way it is because
 that was convenient or that I don't care because it's not material to the goal
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 # Hey I'm going to go modify every file in the project, ok?
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 We welcome contributions, but please try to understand that we cannot accept
 changes that radically alter the structure or content of the code, especially
 if they are aesthetic and even more so if they are from someone who has not