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Updated download readme.

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{APPNAME} Downloads
======================
{APPNAME} {VERSION} is available for download for Windows systems
and in source format.
{APPNAME} {VERSION} is available for download for Windows and
Linux systems and in source format.
Files
------
* {APPNAME}-{VERSION}.exe
* `{APPNAME}-{VERSION}.exe`:
The Windows installer. If you run Windows, use this. The installer is
signed with a local certificate signature.
* {APPNAME}-{VERSION}.rpm
The RPM Linux installer. If you run Redhat, Fedora or another RPM based
Linux distribution, use this.
* {APPNAME}-{VERSION}.tar.gz
* `{APPNAME}-{VERSION}-1.x86_64.rpm`:
The Linux RPM package compiled for the x86/64bit architecture.
If you have an RPM based Linux distribution and a 64bit x86 processor,
use this.
* `{APPNAME}-{VERSION}.tar.gz`:
The source code. See `doc/install.txt` for compilation and installation
instructions.
The `.asc` are GPG signatures that you can use to verify that the
The `.asc` files are GPG signatures that you can use to verify that the
download is indeed made by the owner of the GPG key below (ie. me).
Download the `.asc` file in the same directory as the `.tar.gz`
file and run `gpg --verify {APPNAME}-{VERSION}.tar.gz`
For example download the `.tar.gz.asc` file in the same directory as the
`.tar.gz` file and run `gpg --verify {APPNAME}-{VERSION}.tar.gz`
The GPG key used to sign these packages is 32EC6F3E. It can be
downloaded with `gpg --keyserver wwwkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys 32EC6F3E`.