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README.md

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 ## Download
 
-// TODO when the game is finished //
-
-This game has been tested on and built for Windows 11 and WSL2 Ubuntu.  
-If your OS isn't compactible with either of theses two, you can try [manually building the project](#manual-build).  
+You can download the latest release [here](https://git.ale-pri.com/TetrisNerd/jminos/releases)!  
+This game has been tested on Windows 11 and Linux, and releases are provided for theses two systems.  
+If your OS isn't compatible, you can try [manually building the project](#manual-build).  
 
 ## How to play
 
@@ -60,6 +59,8 @@ AutoRS demonstration
 This project uses xmake for compiling, xmake is cross-platform and works in most OS, xmake also automatically install supported librairies.  
 To be able to build this project, you need to [have xmake installed](https://xmake.io) and have a compiler with C++20 compatibility.  
 
+If you want to contribute or are simply curious, you can check the [wiki](https://git.ale-pri.com/TetrisNerd/jminos/wiki)!  
+
 ### Build the project
 
 ``cd jminos``
@@ -69,6 +70,9 @@ To be able to build this project, you need to [have xmake installed](https://xma
 If you need to change the toolchain (for example using gcc):  
 ``xmake f --toolchain=gcc``
 
+If you want to build for another platform (for example with mingw):  
+``xmake f -p mingw``
+
 ### Run the project
 
 ``xmake run``  
@@ -86,7 +90,13 @@ The command line version is **not** updated.
 
 ### Package the project
 
-// TODO when the game is finished //
+To package the executable manually properly, follow theses steps:  
+
+1. Clone the project into a new folder.
+2. If you already have all 15 pieces files, copy them over to the ``data/pieces`` folder, else you will be generating them at the next step.
+3. Go into release mode (``xmake f -m release``) and run the project once (``xmake`` and ``xmake run``). This is to generate the default config files, close the game immediately after it started.
+4. Make a new folder named ``jminos`` and copy the executable (should be located somewhere like ``build/linux/x86_64/release/graph``) as well as the ``data/pieces`` and ``data/config`` folders.
+5. Zip the newly created ``jminos`` folder into a file named ``jminos_{platform}``.
 
 ## Benchmarks
 
@@ -112,7 +122,6 @@ The command line version is **not** updated.
 
 _File storing includes type checking and sorting all polyominoes before writing them to the file._  
 The files are compressed, they used to be about 5x as large.  
-If you want to know more details about the generation and storage of polyominoes, [check the documentation](/doc/)!  
 
 Run it yourself by typing:  
 ``xmake f -m release``