{,data/}README: Document license of data files.

[supertux.git] / README

diff --git a/README b/README
index 7576d30..49fb788 100644 (file)
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -49,12 +49,14 @@ DOCUMENTATION
     README               - (This file.)  Game story, usage, rules and controls.
     WHATSNEW.txt         - Changes since the previous versions of SuperTux.
     COPYING              - The GNU General Public License, under whose terms
     README               - (This file.)  Game story, usage, rules and controls.
     WHATSNEW.txt         - Changes since the previous versions of SuperTux.
     COPYING              - The GNU General Public License, under whose terms

-                           SuperTux is licensed.
-    levelguidelines.txt  - Very useful information for those that want to design
+                           SuperTux is licensed. (The data subdiretory is also
+                          licensed under CC-by-SA)
+    docs/levelguidelines.txt - Very useful information for those that want to design

                            levels for SuperTux.
                            levels for SuperTux.

-    credits.txt          - Credits for people that contributed to the creation
+    data/credits.txt     - Credits for people that contributed to the creation

                            of SuperTux. (You can view these in the game menu
                            as well.)
                            of SuperTux. (You can view these in the game menu
                            as well.)

+    data/README                 - Licensing information about the data.

 
 
 RUNNING THE GAME
 
 
 RUNNING THE GAME


@@ -67,7 +69,8 @@ RUNNING THE GAME
   Options can be reached from the menu, so you don't need to specify arguments,
   but if you want, type 'supertux2 --help' to check the ones that are available.
   Also, notice that SuperTux saves the options, so it's often enough to
   Options can be reached from the menu, so you don't need to specify arguments,
   but if you want, type 'supertux2 --help' to check the ones that are available.
   Also, notice that SuperTux saves the options, so it's often enough to

-  specify them once.
+  specify them once. For example, fullscreen mode causes problems on some setups,
+  so just run 'supertux2 --window' and you should be set.

 
   The game uses OpenGL to render the graphics. You will either need a CPU
   with about 10 GHz or an accelerated video card with the vendor's drivers.
 
   The game uses OpenGL to render the graphics. You will either need a CPU
   with about 10 GHz or an accelerated video card with the vendor's drivers.