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readme: fix some wording

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Marco Cawthorne 2023-11-18 17:23:03 -08:00
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@ -30,6 +30,12 @@ From then on you can enable them all like this:
etc. - you will figure it out.
For a new mod to be recognized by the service files, you simply need to have a sub-directory with a `server.cfg` file and it'll assume you've got a mod directory set up within your installation.
For a new mod to be recognized by the service scripts, you simply need to have a sub-directory with a `server.cfg` file and it'll assume you've got a mod directory set up within your installation.
If you're unfamilar with how systemd units work, this is how you host a new mod via a systemctl:
`systemctl --user start freehl@moddir`
Should be self explanatory? That's basically all those scripts do, iterate over the mod directories and run those commands over and over.
-- eukara