Update README.md

In response to #200

README.md

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 # systemd-swap
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+## ⚠️ Current code quality and commit frequency is low ⚠️
+
+### Users should migrate to [systemd/zram-generator](https://github.com/systemd/zram-generator) since zram should be enough in most systems
+
 Script to manage swap on:
 
 - [zswap](https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/vm/zswap.txt) - Enable/Configure
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 **A**: Nope, as you wish really, native swapfile should work faster and it's safer in OOM condition in comparison to loop backed scenario.
 
 **Q**: When would we want a certain configuration?\
-**A**: In most cases (Notebook, Desktop, Server) it's enough to enable zswap + swapfc (on server tuning of swapfc can be needed). If you use a SSD and care about flash memory wear, use only ZRam.
+**A**: In most cases zram is enough since it on average compresses 2-3x and is much faster than disk based swap.
+
+**Q**: How many zram devices should one use?
+**A**: If you are not using an ancient kernel (pre 4.7) there's no benefit from using multiple zram devices.
 
 **Q**: Can we use this to enable hibernation?\
 **A**: Nope as hibernation wants a persistent fs blocks and wants access to swap data directly from disk, this will not work on: _swapfc_ (without some magic of course, see [#85](https://github.com/Nefelim4ag/systemd-swap/issues/85)).
 
-## Note
-
-- :information_source: Zram dependence: util-linux >= 2.26
-- :information_source: If you use zram not for swap only, use kernel 4.2+ or please add rule for modprobe like:
-
-  ```ini
-  options zram max_devices=32
-  ```
-
 ## Switch on systemd-swap:s automatic swap management
 
 - Enable swapfc if wanted (note, you should **never** use zram and zswap at the same time)