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@@ -4,9 +4,18 @@ important stuff. It has sane defaults and does not require one to learn a
language to do any configuration. It was written by hackers for hackers and it
strives to be small, compact and fast.
-This package installs an example spectrwm.conf, which contains a fair number of
-options and default values. Also, there are example scripts for the bar_action
-configure option, that can be used (perhaps after further customization) on
-Slackware to display CPU, memory, wifi link, battery and X11 keyboard layout.
-Further information about this can be found in the package's documentation
-directory.
+NOTES:
+The installer includes several example files, including:
+* baraction.sh (scripts for the status bar in Linux)
+* spectrwm.conf (a default configuration file)
+* spectrwm_$LANGUAGE.conf (language-specfic keyboard layouts)
+
+All these files can be found in /usr/doc/spectrwm-$VERSION/examples
+
+The installer places a default spectrwm.conf in /etc but spectrwm will also look
+for .spectrwm.conf and .spectrwm_us.conf in $HOME/user/
+
+baraction.sh can go in an executable path which should be named in .spectrwm.conf
+
+Finally, dmenu is a soft dependency, and spectrwm will give a warning if it's
+missing. However it's not essential and some users may prefer other app launchers.