Update README; now Linux builds contain built-in Syncthing as well
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@ -93,9 +93,10 @@ Syncthing installation. You might consider different configurations:
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running Syncthing instance in the settings. If you're currently starting Syncthing via systemd you might consider
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enabling the systemd integration in the settings (see section *Configuring systemd integration*).
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* If you would like Syncthing Tray to take care of starting Syncthing for you, you can use the Syncthing launcher
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available in the settings.
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* The Windows builds provided in the release section on GitHub come with a built-in version of Syncthing
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which you can consider to use. Keep in mind that automatic updates of Syncthing are not possible this way.
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available in the settings. Note that this is *not* supported when using the Plasmoid.
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* The Linux and Windows builds provided in the release section on GitHub come with a built-in version of
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Syncthing which you can consider to use. Keep in mind that automatic updates of Syncthing are not possible this
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way.
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* In any case you can simply point the launcher to the binary of Syncthing (which you have to download/install
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separately).
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* Checkout the *Configuring the built-in launcher* section for further details.
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