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README.md

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-Readme for EDE
+# EDE
-==============
 
-Thank you for showing interest in EDE project. EDE is small and fast desktop environment
+EDE is small and fast desktop environment that uses
-that uses http://www.fltk.org[FLTK Toolkit]. For more details and philosophy behind it, check
+http://www.fltk.org[FLTK Toolkit]. For more details and philosophy
+behind it, check
 http://equinox-project.org/wiki/AboutEde[about EDE on our wiki].
 
-As every software project, EDE is always in development so your contribution is always welcome!
+## Build requirements
 
-Build requirements
+EDE is using FLTK toolkit from http://www.fltk.org[www.fltk.org]. At
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+the time of this writing, latest stable tree is 1.3.x.
-
-EDE is using FLTK toolkit from http://www.fltk.org[www.fltk.org]. At the time
-of this writing, latest stable tree is 1.3.x.
 
 Since FLTK lacks many things needed for developing a full *nix desktop
-environment, we have developed a small add-on library called 'edelib'. This
+environment, we have developed a small add-on library called
-library is also required for compiling EDE and is released together with EDE.
+`edelib`. This library is also required for compiling EDE and is
+released together with EDE.
 
 We *strongly* recommend that you use matching versions of EDE and
-edelib (e.g. released at the same time) or you make repository checkout at the same time due
+edelib (e.g. released at the same time) or you make repository
-their frequent changes.
+checkout at the same time due their frequent changes.
 
-Also you will need a 'jam' tool. Jam is a make replacement and you will find it on our repository.
+Also you will need a `jam` tool. Jam is a *make* replacement and you
+can find it on our repository.
 
-Downloading the code
+## Downloading the code
---------------------
 
-The best way to download latest code is checking it out from our repository. These modules
+The best way to download latest code is checking it out from our
-you should checkout (with their paths):
+repository. These modules you should checkout (with their paths):
 
-- jam : 'svn co https://ede.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ede/trunk/jam'
+- *jam* - `git clone https://github.com/edeproject/jam.git`
-- edelib : 'svn co https://ede.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ede/trunk/edelib'
+- *edelib* - `git clone https://github.com/edeproject/edelib.git`
-- ede : 'svn co https://ede.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ede/trunk/ede2'
+- *ede* - `git clone https://github.com/edeproject/ede.git`
 
 If you already have Jam installed, there is no need to download it.
 
-Compiling and installing
+## Compiling and installing
-------------------------
 
 In order to build and install EDE do the following steps:
 
-1. compile and install jam first; going to jam source directory and running 'make' will do
+1. compile and install `jam` first; going to jam source directory and running `make` will do
-   the job; after that you should get 'bin.YOUR_PLATFORM' directory (on Linux it will be
+   the job; after that you should get `bin.YOUR_PLATFORM` directory (on Linux it will be
-   bin.linux) and copy 'jam' executable in your $PATH, e.g. /usr/local/bin
+   bin.linux) and copy `jam` executable in your $PATH, e.g. */usr/local/bin*
 
-2. compile and install edelib; please read README file in edelib directory
+2. compile and install `edelib`; please read README file in edelib directory
 
-3. go in ede2 directory and run './autogen.sh'
+3. go in ede directory and run `./autogen.sh`
 
-4. after that, goes './configure --enable-debug'
+4. after that, goes `./configure --enable-debug`
 
 5. jam