README.rdoc in nirvana-0.1.0 vs README.rdoc in nirvana-0.1.1

@@ -21,10 +21,33 @@
 
 If you close the tab, the path to nirvana's html page is (for reopening)
 
     $ echo $(dirname $(gem which nirvana))/nirvana/public/index.html
 
+To see what options nirvana takes (mostly options like ripl):
+
+    $ nirvana -h
+
+Once you're in the nirvana web shell, autocompletion should work better than irb's (argument
+autocompletion):
+
+    >> Bo[TAB]
+    >> Bond
+    >> Bond.const[TAB]
+       Bond.const_defined?
+       Bond.const_get
+       Bond.const_missing
+       Bond.const_set
+       Bond.constants
+    >> Bond.const_g[TAB]
+    >> Bond.const_get :Ag[TAB]
+    >> Bond.const_get :Agent
+
+Also notice that a subset of readline's functionality is available.  Try C-l, C-r or C-p and they
+should do what readline normally does. For more keybindings, see
+{readline.js}[http://github.com/cldwalker/readline.js].
+
 == Customize
 Since nirvana uses ripl under the hood, most shell behavior is customizable with ripl plugins which
 get loaded from ~/.riplrc. See {ripl}[http://github.com/cldwalker/ripl] for more.
 
 == Links
@@ -38,11 +61,17 @@
 {repl.js}[http://github.com/cldwalker/repl.js/issues] as appropriate.
 
 == Credits
 * {rkh's brirb}[http://github.com/rkh/brirb]: Original prototype which inspired this project
 
+== License
+nirvana is MIT licensed. nirvana comes bundled with other libraries which have the following
+licenses: jquery (GPL2 and MIT), jquery.hotkeys plugin (no license), repl.js jquery plugin (MIT) and
+readline.js jquery plugin (MIT).
+
 == Todo
 * Tests
+* Easier way to reopen an existing session
 * Load ~/.irb_history into readline.js
 * Customizable html and js
 * Use text area for multi-line input
 * See readline.js and repl.js todos for javascript todos
 * Possible plugins for sinatra and em-websocket-server