Updating readme #871
Updating readme #871
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- Update run instructions in README.md - Add language Buttons to README.md - Add README.de-DE.md with german translation
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Now we can choose between this and #815 |
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| [](https://github.com/TheAssemblyArmada/Thyme/README.de-DE.md) | |||
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Do we really need German page for this? Adds maintenance overhead. I would expect that anyone tech savvy will be able to read English, after all source code is English too.
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Well, was simply an idea as the translation isn't a big deal for me and I can tell you that there're way too much germans not abled to understand english in a acceptable way....
We could integrate the last change date in the top, so one will see if it's outdated
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| To run Thyme, you first need to have Command & Conquer Generals: Zero Hour installed. If you don't have the original game disc, Generals: Zero Hour can currently be bought most easily as a downloadable version that is part of the Command & Conquer The Ultimate Collection from [Origin](https://www.origin.com/en-us/store/command-and-conquer/command-and-conquer-the-ultimate-collection/ultimate-collection) or a third-party like [Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/Command-Conquer-Ultimate-Collection-PC/dp/B0095C0I4W). | ||
| **As of now (Feb. 2023) Thyme only runs on Windows and must be compiled by yourself.** |
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There actually is a pre-compiled thyme, which another contributor has attempted to highlight with change #815.
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An this does work as expected?
I mean if thats the case I'd ask myself why I did the whole compiling thing and nobody told me on DC.
Also OmniBlade stated that the binary is very limited in functionality, so would that really be helpful for the normal user?
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Well if it's working and wanted I can include this in the readme, just let me know
I updated the readme and added a german translation (as spoken of in the discord)