Merge pull request #18 from megamaced/develop

push major release v2.0.0

README.md

@@ -6,9 +6,6 @@ Spotify-easyrpm is a script which can download the latest debian package from th
 repository and convert it into an RPM. It is also capable of installing, scheduling and storing
 the RPMs in a local filesystem repo for installing Spotify updates alongside regular system updates
 
-Alternatively Spotify can be installed and run from your home folder which does not require you to give
-root privileges to this script if you prefer
-
 
  Features
 
@@ -19,7 +16,6 @@ root privileges to this script if you prefer
  * Automated updated schedule via cron job (optional)
  * Create a local filesystem repo so Spotify can be updated alongside regular updates (optional)
  * Fully unattended mode (optional)
- * Install to home directory without root privileges
 
 
  Howto
@@ -28,41 +24,29 @@ root privileges to this script if you prefer
 
   - Regular prompt based mode to create an RPM and optionally install and create an update schedule
 
-  spotify-easyrpm -noprompt
+  spotify-easyrpm --quiet
 
   - Create the RPM
   - Install the Spotify RPM
   - Set up a scheduled update job
   - Set up a local filesystem repo
 
-  spotify-easyrpm -noroot
-
-  - In this mode spotify-easyrpm will not require root/sudo
-  - Spotify will run from your home folder
-  - Schedule automatic updates (optional)
-  - Not currently compatible with -noprompt mode
-
-  spotify-easyrpm -noroot-uninstall
-
-  - Removes Spotify from your homedir
-
-  spotify-easyrpm -create-schedule
+  spotify-easyrpm --create-schedule
 
   - If you previously opted out creating an automated update schedule but now desire it
 
-  spotify-easyrpm -remove-schedule
+  spotify-easyrpm --remove-schedule
 
   - Removes the schedule and local repo if present
 
-  spotify-easyrpm -clean-repo
+  spotify-easyrpm --clean-repo
 
   - Cleans up the local filesystem repo
 
 
  Requirements
 
- * Regular RPM mode - Latest openSUSE Leap (x86_64), Tumbleweed (x86_64 or i586) or SLE (x86_64)
- * NO ROOT mode - Any recent Linux distribution should work (only SUSE distros tested)
+ * Latest openSUSE Leap / SLE (x86_64), or Tumbleweed (x86_64 or i586)
 
 
  Download links (One Click Install)