Redirect Python users to the new module

README.md

@@ -70,17 +70,9 @@ using the defaults, simply type
     freesasa <pdb-file>
 
 In addition, `make install` installs the header `freesasa.h` and the
-library `libfreesasa`. If the configure script is called with the
-option `--enable-python-bindings`, the Python module is also built and
-installed. Users who are only interested in Python can alternatively use
-the repository https://github.com/freesasa/freesasa-python.
+library `libfreesasa`.
 
 The configuration can be changed with these options:
-* `--enable-python-bindings` builds Python bindings, requires Cython
-    0.21 or higher. On some platforms the C library needs to be
-    compiled with `CFLAGS=-fPIC` to allow it to be linked to the
-    Python module.
-* `--with-python=<python>` specifies which python binary to use
 * `--disable-json` build without support for JSON output.
 * `--disable-xml` build without support for XML output.
 * `--disable-threads` build without multithreaded calculations
@@ -95,6 +87,19 @@ For developers:
     repository, so no need to do this if you are not going to change
     the parser).
 
+Python module
+-------------
+
+The Python bindings are available from PyPi and can be installed using
+
+    pip install freesasa
+
+This module is found in a separate repository 
+https://github.com/freesasa/freesasa-python
+(the bindings included here will eventually be removed).
+The PyPi module has binaries for Mac OS X and Windows, for a number 
+of Python versions.
+
 Documentation
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