README.md in shellplay-0.1.6 vs README.md in shellplay-0.1.7

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 This is a CLI tool for recording and presenting step by step operations from the console. It is targeted at presentations that would simulate live coding, without the random murphy factor of it.
 
 It can record a session and playback from it, so if internet fails in your conference room you are safe.
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 ## Installation
 
     gem install shellplay
 
 The first time you run it, some configuration variables will be asked, and stored in `$HOME/.shellplay/config.yml`. All the recorded sessions will be stored in that same directory.
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+### Development install
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+    git clone [e-mail]:mose/shellplay.git
+    cd shellplay
+    bundle install --path vendor
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+To launch shellrecord or shellplay from local repo:
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+    bundle exec ./bin/shellrecord
 
 ## Recording a session
 
 For recording a session