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- README is used to display a short description of the application and
- any additional instructions on how to build or use the package. You
- may list optional dependencies needed to enable additional features.
- Some common rules for the README file:
- - Maximum of 72 characters per line
- - Use 2-4 spaces for indentation, avoid TAB characters
- - Plain ASCII or Unicode (UTF-8) are preferred encodings.
- - Do not include the homepage URL
- - Additional notes before building:
- * user/group creation along with correct UID/GID
- * strict dependency build order if necessary
- * conflicts with any stock Slackware packages
- If longer instructions are necessary, place them in a README.SBo file.
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