[nongnu] elpa/telephone-line b6dcd27331 025/195: Add install instructions

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commit b6dcd27331577333bba09ccd2d0ad79ade027316
Author: Daniel Bordak <dbor...@fastmail.fm>
Commit: Daniel Bordak <dbor...@fastmail.fm>

    Add install instructions
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 #+Title: Telepone Line
 #+Author: Daniel Bordak
 
-Telephone Line is a new implementation of Powerline with a few new
-features that set it apart from the existing Emacs implementations:
-_easier customization_ and _antialiased separators_.
-
-* Antialiased Separators
-
-First off, this is how they look
+[[http://melpa.org/#/telephone-line][file:http://melpa.org/packages/telephone-line-badge.svg]]
 
 [[./screenshots/abs.png]]
 
-Classic powerline, called "abs" (you'll see why later).
-
 [[./screenshots/cubed.png]]
 
-Spacemacs' default separator, called "cubed".
-
 [[./screenshots/gradient.png]]
 
-A gradient separator.
+Telephone Line is a new implementation of Powerline with a few new
+features that set it apart from the existing Emacs implementations:
+_easier customization_ and _antialiased separators_.
 
-[[./screenshots/to_the_right.png]]
+* Installation
 
-You can use two right separators instead of a left and right, if you
-want.
+The easiest way to install telephone-line is with package.el through
+MELPA. Once you have the package installed, initializing it is the
+usual stuff:
 
-Each of these separators is defined programmatically (the existing
-powerline.el does something more along the lines of templating), being
-created from two potentially user-defined functions -- but more on
-that later. For now, just enjoy their
-pixels-wot-have-intermediate-colors
+#+begin_src emacs-lisp
+(require 'telephone-line)
+(telephone-line-mode 1)
+#+end_src
 
 * Easy Customization