README.markdown in chicken_little-0.1.0 vs README.markdown in chicken_little-0.2.0

@@ -4,20 +4,28 @@
 
 ### Usage
 
 **Installing:**  
 
-To install from a command line run:  
+To properly fix the deprecation warnings run:  
     
     $ chicken_little
 
-If you like to being verbose you can run:  
-
+Which is short for:
+    
     $ chicken_little install
+    
+If you're still getting errors you can use the old method:  
 
+    $ chicken_little force_install
+
+**Describes how to do it manually**
+
+    $ chicken_little describe_fix
+
 **Uninstalling:**  
-When they come to their senses and realize the ridiculous deprecation warnings makes it virtually impossible to work you can uninstall Chicken Little by running:  
+To re-enable the deprecation warnings run:  
 
     $ chicken_little uninstall
 
 **Checking Install Status:**  
 To check if it's already installed run:  
@@ -30,14 +38,27 @@
     $ chicken_little supported?
     
 
 ### What's it do?
 
-Chicken Little hard patches the Rubygems library changing a single line of code so warning messages aren't printed for the `Gem::Specification#default_executable=` messsage.
+Chicken Little hard patches the Rubygems library changing two lines of code commenting out the offending deprecations so warning messages aren't printed for the `Gem::Specification#default_executable=` messsage.
 
-It doesn't stop any other deprecation warnings, just the hostile, anti-user default\_executable one.  
+It doesn't stop any other deprecation warnings just the hostile, anti-user default\_executable one.  
 
 ### Notes
 
 If you're using RVM you'll need to run this for each gemset.  
 
 Also, as would be expected, you'll need to re-run Chicken Little every time you update the `gem` app.  
+
+### Change List
+
+Version 0.2.0
+Changed to use the proper way to fix the deprecation error.
+
+**Bug Fixes**
+Now properly works in Linux (or at least in Ubuntu 10.10)
+
+Version 0.1.0
+Initial release
+
+