docs: update help message of "Quit" command

Signed-off-by: Charlie Chiang <[email protected]>

Author: charlie0129

pkg/gui/cmd.go

@@ -345,11 +345,15 @@ NOTE: if you are using Clamshell mode (using a Mac laptop with an external monit
 	})
 	menu.AddItem(disableItem)
 	// Quit
-	quitItem := appkit.NewMenuItemWithAction("Quit", "q", func(sender objc.Object) {
+	quitItem := appkit.NewMenuItemWithAction("Quit Menubar App", "q", func(sender objc.Object) {
 		logrus.Info("Quitting client")
 		app.Terminate(nil)
 	})
-	quitItem.SetToolTip("Quit the batt client. Note that this does not stop the batt daemon, which will continue to run in the background. To stop the batt daemon, you can use the \"Disable Charging Limit\" command.")
+	quitItem.SetToolTip(`Quit the batt menubar app, but keep the batt daemon running.
+
+Since the batt daemon is still running, batt can continue to control charging. This is useful if you don't want the menubar icon to show up, but still want to use batt. When the client is not running, you can still control charging by using the command line interface (batt). To prevent the menubar app from starting at login, you can remove it in System Settings -> General -> Login Items & Extensions -> remove batt.app from the list (do NOT remove the batt daemon).
+
+If you want to stop batt completely (menubar app and the daemon), you can use the "Disable Charging Limit" command. To uninstall, you can use the "Uninstall Daemon" command in the Advanced menu.`)
 	menu.AddItem(quitItem)
 
 	menubarIcon.SetMenu(menu)