system/google-chrome-the-latest: Updated for version 3.1.

Signed-off-by: Willy Sudiarto Raharjo <willysr@slackbuilds.org>

1 files changed, 33 insertions, 23 deletions

diff --git a/system/google-chrome-the-latest/README b/system/google-chrome-the-latest/README
index 89b91b21c6..e744739e3f 100644
--- a/system/google-chrome-the-latest/README
+++ b/system/google-chrome-the-latest/README
@@ -1,37 +1,47 @@
-Installing *and* Maintaining an updated chrome browser on Slackware
-is now made easier with this small program, "google-chrome-the-latest".
+Maintaining an updated Chrome Browser on Slackware is now made
+easier with this small program, "google-chrome-the-latest".
 It is a simple python script that checks what is the latest
-version available and updates it on your Slackware box directly
-from Google.
+version available and updates it on your Slackware box.
 
-It does this by parsing the web-page at
+It identifies a new version by parsing the web-page at
 https://www.whatismybrowser.com/guides/the-latest-version/chrome
-and comparing with the chrome version currently installed.
-
-Chrome is downloaded directly from Google and converted to txz
-using the standard rpm2txz command.
+and comparing with the chrome version number currently installed.
+Chrome is then downloaded directly from Google site, converted to
+txz using the standard rpm2txz command, and upgraded.
 
 You can run this script manually or automatically with the
-provided cron.hourly script.
-This cron script will attempt to identify which user to notify,
-otherwise you can force the variable to USERNAME=’your username’
+provided cron.hourly script. The cron script will attempt to
+identify which user to notify, otherwise you can edit it and set
+the variable USERNAME='your username'
 
 In order to avoid excessive hits on whatismybrowser.com actual
 checks are limited to "once a day", but you can bypass this with the
-arguments "install" or "upgrade". These allow the user to force a
-download from Google and perforam an install or an upgrade,
-if one is required.
+arguments "install", "upgrade" or "update". These all mean then
+same and imply a download from Google and perform an install or
+an upgrade, if one is required of course.
 Normally it is asked if you want to install the new version, but
 providing the argument "silent" will just update with no
 human intervention.
+The argument "gui" will download the Chrome RPM allowing you to
+manually upgrade the browser.
+
+Note: This program runs in the background.  To collect your input,
+dialogs appear and disappear. Don't be alarmed and wait for the
+program to end.
+
+Workflows:
+
+1. Every day the program checks if a new browser is available
+   and notifies you through a pop-up window. This is default behavior.
 
-Examples:
-If you don't have yet Chrome installed you can do so by
-simply by running:
-/opt/google-chrome-the-latest/google-chrome-the-latest.py install
+2. You can start the program manually using the icon available
+   in the desktop menu to trigger the download, check and
+   install/upgrade the browse if required.
 
-At any time you can force a download from Google site and upgrade
-without any pop-up window with:
-/opt/google-chrome-the-latest/google-chrome-the-latest.py silent upgrade
+3. From the command line, if you don't have yet Chrome installed
+   you can do so by simply by running:
+   /opt/google-chrome-the-latest/google-chrome-the-latest.py install
 
-This package installs to /opt/google-chrome-the-latest
+4. From the command line, you can force a Chrome download and
+   upgrade if required, without any pop-up window, with:
+   /opt/google-chrome-the-latest/google-chrome-the-latest.py silent upgrade