Updated README.

README.md

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 # Fenrir
+
 A modern, modular, flexible and fast console screenreader.
 It should run on any operating system. If you want to help, or write drivers to make it work on other systems, just let me know. 
 This software is licensed under the LGPL v3.
 
+
 # OS Requirements
+
 - Linux (ptyDriver, vcsaDriver, evdevDriver)
 - macOS (ptyDriver)
 - BSD (ptyDriver)
 - Windows (ptyDriver)
 
+
 # Core Requirements
+
 - python3 >= 3.3
 - screen, input, speech, sound or braille drivers dependencies see "Features, Drivers, Extras".
 
+
 # Features, Drivers, Extras, Dependencies
+
 # Input Drivers:
 1. "evdevDriver" input driver for linux evdev
   - python-evdev >=0.6.3 (This is commonly referred to as python3-evdev by your distribution)
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 2. "ptyDriver" terminal emulation input driver
   - python-pyte
 
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 # Screen Drivers:
+
 1. "vcsaDriver" screen driver for linux VCSA devices
   - python-dbus
   - Read permission to the following files and services:
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 2. "ptyDriver" terminal emulation driver
   - python-pyte
   
+
 # Speech Drivers:
+
 1. "genericDriver" (default) speech driver for sound as subprocess:
   - espeak or espeak-ng
 2. "espeakDriver" speech driver for Espeak or Espeak-NG:
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 4. "emacspeakDriver" speech driver for emacspeak
   - emacspeak
 
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 # Braille Drivers:
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 1. "BrlttyDriver" braille driver (WIP):
   - brltty (configured and running)
   - python-brlapi
 
+
 # Sound Drivers:
+
 1. "genericDriver" (default) sound driver for sound as subprocess:
   - Sox
 2. "gstreamerDriver" sound driver for gstreamer
   - gstreamer >=1.0
   - GLib
 
+
 # Extras:
+
 1. spellchecker
   - python-pyenchant
   - aspell-YourLanguageCode (example aspell-en for us English)
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 3. Modify system volume:
   - pyalsaaudio (needs libasound2's headers).
 
+
 # installation
-- Archlinux: PKGBUILD in AUR
+
+If there is a package for your distrobution of choice, please let us know so we can add it here.
+
+- Archlinux: PKGBUILD in AUR (fenrir-git recommended)
 - PIP: sudo pip install fenrir-screenreader
 - Manual:
  - install "espeak" and "sox" with your package manager
  - sudo pip install -r requirements.txt 
- - run install.sh and uninstall.sh as root
+ - run install.sh or uninstall.sh as root
 - you also can just run it from Git without installing:
 You can just run the following as root:
 if you are in Fenrir Git rootfolder:
-cd src/fenrir/
+
-sudo ./fenrir
+    cd src/fenrir/
+    sudo ./fenrir
+
+Same thing, but use the daemon so the terminal is not blocked:
+
+    cd src/fenrir/
+    sudo ./fenrir-daemon
+
 Settings "settings.conf" is located in the "config" directory or after installation in /etc/fenrir/settings.
 Take care to use drivers from the config matching your installed drivers. 
 By default it uses:
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 - speech driver: genericDriver (via espeak or espeak-ng, could configured in settings.conf)
 - braille driver: brlttyDriver (WIP)
 - input driver: evdevDriver
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+
 # Configure pulseaudio
-Pulseaudio by default does only play sound for the user its currently running for. As fenrir is running as root, your local user does not hear the sound and speech produced by fenrir.
-for this fenrir provides a script to configure pulseaudio to stream the sound played as root to your local user. Last is playing the sound then. This is not a issue of fenrir but this is how pulseaudio works.
 
-just run the configuration scipt twice (once as user, once as root).
+Pulseaudio by default only plays sound for the user its currently running for. As fenrir is running as root, your local user does not hear the sound and speech produced by fenrir.
+for this fenrir provides a script to configure pulseaudio to stream the sound played as root to your local user. This is not a issue of fenrir but this is how pulseaudio works.
 
-Run:
+just run the configuration script twice (once as user, once as root):
-configure_pulse.sh
-sudo configure_pulse.sh
 
-The script could also be found at /tools/ in git
+    /usr/share/fenrirscreenreader/tools/configure_pulse.sh
+    sudo /usr/share/fenrirscreenreader/tools/configure_pulse.sh
+
+The script is also located in the tools directory in git
+
+
+# Configure pipewire
+
+Pipewire by default only plays sound for the user its currently running for. As fenrir is running as root, your local user does not hear the sound and speech produced by fenrir.
+for this fenrir provides a script to configure pipewire to stream the sound played as root to your local user. This is not a issue of fenrir but this is how pipewire works.
+
+just run the configuration script twice (once as user, once as root):
+
+    /usr/share/fenrirscreenreader/tools/configure_pipewire.sh
+    sudo /usr/share/fenrirscreenreader/tools/configure_pipewire.sh
+
+The script is also located in the tools directory in git
 
 # localization
 copy fenrir.mo translations file  from fenrir/locale/your_language/LC_MESSAGES/fenrir.mo to /usr/share/locale/your_language/LC_MESSAGES/fenrir.mo
+
  
 # Documentation
-You can see all information on the Wiki:
+
-https://wiki.linux-a11y.org/doku.php?id=fenrir_user_manual
+Here is the [Fenrir Wiki](https://github.com/chrys87/fenrir.wiki). It is currently being updated, so keep checking back. Feel free to help with documentation.