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-To use this repository, you need to checkout the repo into a directory in your home directory. Then `cd` into that directory and run the install script.
+To use this repository, you need to clone the repo into your home directory. Then `cd` into the cloned repo and run the install script.
 
 ```bash
-git clone https://gitlab.codingallnight.com/chris/dotfiles.git [directory-name]
-cd [directory-name]
+cd ~
+git clone https://git.codingallnight.com/chris/dotfiles.git [directory-name]
+cd <directory-name>
 ./install.sh
 ```
 
-The install script will take any pre-existing dotfiles that would be overwritten by the installation process and rename them by appending `.old` to the end of the filename. For example, your `.bashrc` file will be renamed to `.bashrc.old`. Then, the script creates symlinks in your home directory that point to files in the repository.
+The install script will take any pre-existing dotfiles that would be overwritten by the installation process and rename them by appending `.old` to the end of the filename. For example, your `.bashrc` file will be renamed to `.bashrc.old`. Then, the script creates symlinks in your home directory that point to files in the cloned repository.
 
 If you want to customize the `.bashrc` file, you can add a file to your home directory called `.bashrc.local` and the `.bashrc` file will automatically source it. You can see an example of this file in the repo.
 
@@ -16,7 +17,11 @@ To update your dotfiles, all you have to do is pull the latest revision of the r
 
 This repository also include several files/directories that are not installed and exist only for my convenience.
 
-- `ssh/` contains the public ssh keys for some of my computers.
+- `bin/` contains custom scripts I've created and find useful.
+- `ssh/` contains the public ssh keys for some of my systems.
 - `examples.tar.gz` contains the following 2 directories:
   - `example-files/` is a directory of many different files types. It is useful when testing out a new syntax highlighting theme.
   - `test-directory.tar.bz2` is a directory of all the different types of files, directories, and symlinks. It is useful when testing out a new `.dircolors` file.
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