Updated README

README.md

@@ -4,15 +4,17 @@ Boot Mappings for Minimak
 To use Minimak as your system layout, registry mappings are included in
 the `boot_mappings` subdirectory.
 
+Use the PKL layouts (below) if you're just learning and use these boot
+mappings if you've settled on a layout for good.
+
 Several versions are included:
 
-- __minimak-beg.reg:__ The beginner layout.  5 keys changed.
-- __minimak.reg:__  The intermediate layout.  9 keys changed.
-- __minimak+backslock.reg:__ Intermediate layout with Backspace for
-  CapsLock.
-- __minimak-adv.reg:__  The advanced layout.  13 keys changed.
-- __minimak-adv+backslock:__ The advanced layout with Backspace for
-  CapsLock.
+- __minimak_4_key.reg:__ Swaps D, T, E and K (looped)
+- __minimak_6_key.reg:__ Swaps 4-key as well as F, R
+- __minimak_8_key.reg:__  Swaps 4-key as well as N, J and L, O
+- __minimak_8_key+backslock.reg:__  Adds CapsLock as Backspace
+- __minimak.reg:__ Swaps remaining keys for Minimak (no Backslock)
+- __minimak+backslock.reg:__ Adds CapsLock as Backspace
 
 If you want to use user mappings (on XP) instead of boot mappings, or
 you want to experiment with your own layouts, I recommend [Key
@@ -36,24 +38,11 @@ This is a copy of the [PKL](http://pkl.sourceforge.net/) project which
 has been customized for Minimak.  It was created by us and is not
 supported by the PKL folks.  It's in the `pkl` subdirectory.
 
-It includes the following layouts:
-
-- __Minimak:__  This is the intermediate, recommended layout that changes
-  9 keys from QWERTY.  It is the default since it is the one that most
-  people will end up using.
-- __Minimak Inverse:__  This layout is for when you have Minimak loaded
-  as a boot mapping (see the website for an explanation of boot
-  mappings).  If you use this inverse layout, it maps the Minimak layout
-  back to QWERTY.  You can use this if you want to let someone else use
-  your computer without having to reboot.
-- __Minimak Beginner:__  The beginner's step toward intermediate
-  Minimak.  It changes 5 keys from QWERTY.
-- __Minimak Advanced:__  For those users that don't care about closeness
-  to QWERTY, this is a 13-key mapping that emphasizes typing feel.
-- __Minimak Advanced Inverse:__  An inverse mapping for users of the
-  advanced boot mappings.
-
-There is no inverse mapping for basic.
+It includes the same layouts as above, as well as inverse mappings for
+Minimak and the 8-key layout.  The inverse mappings are meant to be used
+once you've adopted a boot mapping, but need to go back to QWERTY
+temporarily.  For example, if you need someone else to use the keyboard
+to enter a password.
 
 None of these layouts include the Backspace to CapsLock mapping.