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[title] Download a Linux ISO
-[* icon_caution] For the first time user, FTP is the safest option. Most torrent clients require advanced manual configuration out of the box. This can be a problem for average users who don't know what needs to be changed.
-[* black] Once Rufus is downloaded, download the ISO for the distro you chose. This can be done over FTP (Slower) or torrents (Faster).
+[* icon_reminder] For most people, FTP is the safest option. Torrent clients often require advanced configuration the first time that is beyond the scope of this guide.
+[* black] Once Rufus is downloaded, download the ISO for the distro you chose. Once you find the distro you want to use, the image can be downloaded over FTP (Slow) or torrents (Fast but requires manual configuration to ensure everything is setup correctly).