README.md in app-store-emigrant-0.0.3 vs README.md in app-store-emigrant-0.0.4
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For more information on the issues faced when moving countries with regards to
Apple's ecosystem please see [these](https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2443094) [discussions](https://discussions.apple.com/message/16273593).
+**TL;DR**: For reasons unknown to mankind, Apple has made it rather complicated
+to update applications bought in different stores, particularly after emigrating.
+iTunes mentions updates are available, but refuses to actually update these apps
+when asked to. These applications are also missing from the Purchases-tab.
+
+App Store Emigrant tries to soothe these pains - albeit only partially - by
+scanning your iTunes library folder for mobile applications and querying iTunes
+for the latest versions available. One can then manually go into the store and
+update each application, one by one. *sigh*
+
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+
Installation
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-App Store Emigrant is available from RubyGems and can be installed as follows:
+App Store Emigrant is available from RubyGems and can be installed through the
+command-line. Fire up your favourite terminal and run:
$ gem install app-store-emigrant
+Installing on **OSX** and using the **default system Ruby**? Run:
+ $ sudo gem install app-store-emigrant
+
+
Usage
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-Once installed, a new not-so-fantastically named binary called 'ase' will be
+Once installed, a new not-so-fantastically named binary called ```ase``` will be
added to your path. Invoke the binary to start the verification process:
$ ase
If App Store Emigrant complains that it cannot find your default library,