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 The `scripts` folder contains the few scripts that I use. They are
 basically just a more elaborate version of the calendar system described
 above, with support for recurring events (e.g. weekly, daily). You
-can install them with `make scripts` and then `make scriptsinstall`,
+can install them with `sudo SD=/path/to/scripts/folder make scripts`,
-but first make sure to adjust them to match your local configuration.
+where `SD` specifies the path where the directory where you want your sdep
+files to be saved; for example it can be `/home/username/.sdep`.
 For example check that the folder SDEPDATA in Makefile suits you.
 Most of the scripts rely on the `-d` option of the GNU date utility, so you

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 1abbbde..97d2aed 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md
@@ -88,8 +88,9 @@ between multiple devices using something like
88	The `scripts` folder contains the few scripts that I use. They are	88	The `scripts` folder contains the few scripts that I use. They are
89	basically just a more elaborate version of the calendar system described	89	basically just a more elaborate version of the calendar system described
90	above, with support for recurring events (e.g. weekly, daily). You	90	above, with support for recurring events (e.g. weekly, daily). You
91	can install them with `make scripts` and then `make scriptsinstall`,	91	can install them with `sudo SD=/path/to/scripts/folder make scripts`,
92	but first make sure to adjust them to match your local configuration.	92	where `SD` specifies the path where the directory where you want your sdep
		93	files to be saved; for example it can be `/home/username/.sdep`.
93	For example check that the folder SDEPDATA in Makefile suits you.	94	For example check that the folder SDEPDATA in Makefile suits you.
94		95
95	Most of the scripts rely on the `-d` option of the GNU date utility, so you	96	Most of the scripts rely on the `-d` option of the GNU date utility, so you