further doc cleanup

README.md

@@ -27,28 +27,21 @@ but instead could use the tools already provided by the operating system.
       -p | --print  : Print note to console
 
 ## Installing
-### Notice:
-To migrate from SNS, simply move
-$HOME/.local/sns to $HOME/.config/vns,
-then append ".gpg" to each note name, for example
-`find "$HOME/.local/vns" -type f -exec mv {} {}.gpg \;`
+  ### Dependencies
+    * vim
+    * gpg2
+    * tree
+    * git
 
-To install, place `vns` in your path, 
+  ** Note: ** Install [vim-gnupg] before use. vns *does* check this, but only *after*
+              a note has been created.
 
-** Note: ** Install [vim-gnupg] before use. vns *does* check this, but only *after*
- the first note has been created.
+  To install, place `vns` in your path, and run `vns -i`.
 
-To uninstall, remove the files you copied. Notes will still exist in $HOME/.config/vns
+  vim note system will establish its note store under ~/.config/vns. 
+  The location of the store may be changed on line 6.
 
-Once installed, vns will require you to run `vns -i`, to indicate you would like
-to create its note store and write its default configuration.
-
-By default, vns will set itself up in `~/.config/vns`
-This behaviour is defined on line 6.
-
-
-**A word about encryption:**
-Encryption is handled by the vim-gnupg plugin.
+  To uninstall, remove the files you copied. Notes will still exist in ~/.config/vns
 
 ## Tips and Tricks
 * To list all notes in all notebooks, simply run `vns`.