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