Migration to git.merproject.org

Signed-off-by: David Greaves <david.greaves@jolla.com>

README

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-lipstick
-========
-
-lipstick is a project aimed at offering easy to modify user experiences
-for varying mobile device form factors, e.g. handsets, netbooks, tablets.
-
-User experiences are written in QML.
-
-acknowledgements
-================
-
-lipstick builds heavily on the work of the meegotouchhome and meego-ux-daemon
-authors. Thanks.
-
-Thanks also to Nokia and Intel for opening this work, and thanks to Jolla for
-continuing to work on it, in the open.
-
-authors
-=======
-
-lipstick contains work from many, many folks. here's a particular special few.
-
-Robin Burchell - initial prototyping, naming, occasional hackery
-Timur Kristof - the UX/library split, initial work on a pretty UX
-Tom Swindell - initial work on a pretty UX
-Vesa Halttunen - various functionality additions, guidance, working it towards a product
-Aaron Kennedy - work on Wayland port
-Mikko Harju - work on Wayland issues/port
-
-... and many others. If you feel like you belong here, you probably do. Submit a
-pull request.
-
-building / dependencies
-=======================
-
-check the specfile in the 'rpm' directory. or just use mb2 to build.
-
-how to run lipstick
-===================
-
-1. Build lipstick.
-2. Install lipstick.
-3. Get yourself a desktop
-   If you haven't got anything better to use, grab the example
-   (http://github.com/nemomobile/lipstick-example-home/).
-
-   Build according to instructions, and run it.
-
-   Desktops use both the plugin and shared library generally, so 
-   both of them should be intact before you can run the example
-
-   NOTE: if you use a properly packaged version of the library,
-   you won't need to go through this trouble
-
+This project has migrated to https://git.merproject.org/mer-core/lipstick
+as part of the Mer/Nemo merge work