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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ All raw formats can be loaded with the Image class and manipulated by Pixelwrite
 
 **JDK 18 is required for v1.8.0** because of the foreign linker API usage and the big changes for threading happenend in Panama in JDK18
 
-**JDK 20 and JavaFX 20 is required for v1.8.4** because of the foreign linker API usage, changes in JavaFX 19 and the big changes for threading happenend in Panama in JDK19/20.
+**JDK 21 and JavaFX 21 is required for v1.8.5** because of the foreign linker API usage, changes in JavaFX 21 and the big changes for threading happenend in Panama in JDK21.
 
 ## Status
 Now the lib is in production ready status. That means it is tested on all operating systems (OSX, Linux, Win10) and under different threading scenarious.
@@ -43,12 +43,12 @@ Point to the maven coordinates:
     <version>1.8.0</version>  
 </dependency>  
 ```
-**JDK20**
+**JDK21**
 ```
 <dependency>  
     <groupId>org.librawfx</groupId>    
     <artifactId>LibRawFX</artifactId>  
-    <version>1.8.4</version>  
+    <version>1.8.5</version>  
 </dependency>  
 ```
 
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ You can also use the lib without adding the file handler. What I mean is that yo
 
 ## Steps to create your own build:
 - OpenJDK/Adoptium 19 or newer
-- JavaFX 11 or newer (19 is recommended)
+- JavaFX 11 or newer (21 is recommended)
 - SET JAVA_HOME variable
 - Execute `mvn clean compile package -f LibRawFX/pom.xml`
 - To run the example execute `mvn javafx:run@cli-default`
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ You can also use the lib without adding the file handler. What I mean is that yo
 
 # Notes:
 - The lib is using unoffical JavaFX interfaces
-- The lib is using heavily the foreign memory API from Java 18 including functions from the project Panama and therefore the tool `JExtract` (Available only in JDK 19/20)
+- The lib is using heavily the foreign memory API from Java 18 including functions from the project Panama and therefore the tool `JExtract` (Must be build separately)
 - All classes inside of package `org.libraw.win` / `org.libraw.linuxosx` are generated by jextract but tuned for operating system specifica
 - Inside of these packages above I exposed also the raw interface to libraw
 - The main class to interact with the native lib is the class `LibrawImage.java` in package `org.librawfx`