[fix documention
John Meacham <john@repetae.net>**20100228231421
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-This is by far the easiest way to go about it if you have an rpm based system, an RPM for x86 based systems
- can be instaled from:
-<http://repetae.net/yum/@PACKAGE@-@VERSION@-@RPMRELEASE@.i586.rpm>.
-There is also a 'src' rpm in the download directory for rebuilding from source.
+There are source and binary rpms available:
+Binary RPM: <http://repetae.net/yum/@PACKAGE@-@VERSION@-@RPMRELEASE@.i686.rpm>.
+Source RPM: <http://repetae.net/yum/@PACKAGE@-@VERSION@-@RPMRELEASE@.src.rpm>.
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- * GHC 6.8.2 or better
+ * GHC 6.10.4 or better
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-All these prepackaged versions of jhc come with prebuilt versions of the
-'base' and 'haskell98' libraries for use by jhc in addition to the sourcecode
-for these libraries. You can rebuild them if you wish simply by deleting the
-'.hl' files in your build directory and doing a 'make libs'. however it is
-recommended you work with the development darcs tree if you plan on modifying
-the base libraries.
+All these prepackaged versions of jhc come with prebuilt versions of base,
+haskell98, and a few other libraries for use by jhc in addition to the
+sourcecode for these libraries. You can rebuild them if you wish simply by
+deleting the '.hl' files in your build directory and doing a 'make libs'.
+however it is recommended you work with the development darcs tree if you plan
+on modifying the base libraries.