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@@ -5,19 +5,23 @@ Damselfly is a server-based Digital Asset Management system. The goal of Damself
 
 ![Damselfly Screenshot](docs/Screenshot.png)
 
+![Damselfly Screenshot](docs/Screenshot2.png)
+
 ## Features
 
 * Server-based deployment, with a web UI, so the image library can be accessed via multiple devices without having to copy catalogues or other DBs to local device storage. 
 * Focus on extremely fast performance - searching a 500,000-image catalogue returns results in around a second.
 * Full-text search with multi-phrase partial-word searches
 * Fast keyword tagging workflow addition, with non-destructive tagging (JPEG images are not re-encoded)
-* Background indexing of images, so that the collection is automatically updated when new images are added quickly
+* Background indexing of images, so that the collection is automatically and quickly updated when new images are added or updated
 * Background thumbnail generation
-* Synology DSM/Photos compatibility mode to re-use the same thumbnails as your NAS 
+* Synology DSM/Photos compatibility mode to re-use exiting thumbnails generated by the indexing process
 * Selection basket for collecting images from search results to save locally and work within Digikam/PhotoShop/etc.
 * Download/export processing to watermark images ready for social media, or sending via Email etc.
 * Runs on Windows, Linux and OSX, and in Docker.
-* Desktop Client for hosted site to allow closer native integration with client OS
+* Electron.Net Desktop Client for hosted site to allow closer native integration with client OS
+ * Synchronise images from server basket select to local filesystem for editing
+ * Other integrations coming in future
 * Direct upload to Wordpress 
 * Persistable named basket selections
 
@@ -26,7 +30,36 @@ Damselfly is a server-based Digital Asset Management system. The goal of Damself
 * Direct upload to CMS platforms
 * Direct sharing to social media (Twitter, Facebook etc)
 * Support for selection and upload to Alamy Stock Image photo service
-* Simple editing/manipulation
+* Simple non-destructive editing/manipulation - cropping, colour adjustment etc
+* Synchronisation of local images to the server
+* If you have ideas for other features - let me know by raising an issue!
+
+## Installation
+
+The easiest way to install Damselfly is via Docker.
+
+```
+docker run \
+  --name damselfly \
+  --restart unless-stopped \
+  -v /volume1/dockerdata/damselfly:/config \
+  -v /volume1/photo:/pictures \
+  -e SYNO_THUMBS=true \
+  -p 6363:6363 \
+  -d \
+  webreaper/damselfly
+```
+
+The default port is 6363. The /pictures volume is mapped to the root directory of your photographs.
+
+Note that in order to set up inotify watchers on your folders, Damselfly will increase the number of inotify instances as follows:
+
+```
+echo fs.inotify.max_user_instances=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p
+```
+
+Other options:
+`SYNO_THUMBS=True` - Tells Damselfly to use existing Synology thumbnails (which are generated by DSM's indexing process) and to generate new thumbs in the same format.
 
 ## How do we use Damselfly? What's the workflow?
 
@@ -41,15 +74,21 @@ Workflow is a little like distributed software development using Git. Photo mani
 5. Images in the basket can be copied back to the desktop/laptop for local editing in Lightroom/On1/Digikam/etc.
    * Use the Damselfly Desktop client to write the files directly to the local filesystem in the same structure as on the server.
    * Export to a zip file to download and extract into the local image folder for additional editing
-6. Re-sync using RClone to push the images back to the collection.
+6. Re-sync using RClone to push the images back to the collection [Future enhancement: Damselfly Desktop App will do this for you]
+
+# Background/FAQ
+
+## Do I have to run it in Docker?
+
+No, you can run it standalone. For the first beta release, I'm only making Docker available, but I'll soon make binaries available for Windows and MacOS.
 
 ## Why 'Damselfly'?
 
 Etymology of the name: DAM-_sel_-fly - **D**igital **A**sset **M**anagement that flies.
 
 ## Why Damsefly?
 
-My wife is a horticultural writer and photographer ([pumpkinbeth.com](http://www.pumpkinbeth.com)) and over the years has accumulated a horticultural photography library with more than half a million pictures, in excess of 3TB of space. 
+I wrote Damselfly mainly to cater for a personal use-case, but decided to open-source it to make it available for others to use if it works for them. My wife is a horticultural writer and photographer ([pumpkinbeth.com](http://www.pumpkinbeth.com)) and over the years has accumulated a horticultural photography library with more than half a million pictures, in excess of 4.5TB of space. 
 
 In order to find and retrieve photographs efficiently when writing about a particular subject, all of the photos are meticulously tagged with IPTC keywords describing the content and subject matter of each image. However, finding a digital asset management system that supports that volume of images is challenging. We've considered many software packages, and each has problems:
 
@@ -96,11 +135,11 @@ In order to find and retrieve photographs efficiently when writing about a parti
   * Con: Search ignores IPTC tags
   * Con: Only supports Amazon's native apps. No support for _any_ third party clients.
 
-## Damelfly Architecture
+## What is the Damelfly Architecture?
 
 Damselfly is written using C#/.Net Core and Blazor Server. The data model and DB access is using Entity Framework Core. Currently the server supports Sqlite, but a future enhancement may be to add support for PostGres, MySql or MariaDB.
 
-## Wordpress Integration
+## How do I set up the Wordpress Integration?
 
 Damselfly allows direct uploads of photographs to the media library of a Wordpress Blog. To enable this feature, you must configure your Wordpress site to support JWT authentication. For more details see [JWT Authentication for WP REST API](https://wordpress.org/plugins/jwt-authentication-for-wp-rest-api/).
 
@@ -128,7 +167,7 @@ Once you have the site configured:
 
 ## Contributing to Damselfly
 
-I am a professional developer, but Damselfly is a side-project. I'm also not a web designer or CSS expert (by any means). If you'd like to contribute to Damselfly with features, enhancements, or with some proper shiny design/layout enhancements, please submit a PR!
+I am a professional developer, but Damselfly is a side-project, written in my spare time. I'm also not a web designer or CSS expert (by any means). If you'd like to contribute to Damselfly with features, enhancements, or with some proper shiny design/layout enhancements, please submit a PR!
 
 ## Thanks and Credits