README overhaul

README.md

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ It is also heavily advisable that you log into your device using SSH, so you sho
 
 ### Install Base System
 
-`OVDashboard` is designed to run on a `DietPi` installation. Full installation documentation is available [at dietpi.com](https://dietpi.com/docs/deploy/). To quickly get up and running:
+OVDashboard is designed to run on a `DietPi` installation. Full installation documentation is available [at dietpi.com](https://dietpi.com/docs/deploy/). To quickly get up and running:
 
 1. Download Image from [dietpi.com/#download](https://dietpi.com/#download)
 1. Uncompress Image and flash onto SD card – you might need "7zip", "balenaEtcher" and/or other tools
@@ -83,19 +83,32 @@ This can all be done after logging into your prepared device:
 > - The installer will ask for the connected screen's resolution. The default values should be fine, you can likely just hit **Return** here.
 > - The installer will ask for "display languages". This will affect some details on the connected screen. <br />
     For German, enter `de-DE,de,en-US,en`.
+> - The installer will ask you to "review the Docker Compose file" before starting the services. You will want to edit `WEBDAV__HOST`, `WEBDAV__USERNAME` and `WEBDAV__PASSWORD` at least. <br />
+    Refer to [the "Settings"](TODO) for the full list of options.
 
-Afterwards, reboot your device (`reboot` in the terminal). Your OVDashboard should be working now.
+Afterwards, reboot your device (`reboot` in the terminal). 
+
+If the install was successful, your OVDashboard should be showing up on the connected screen after rebooting.
+
+> You will also be able to view your OVDashboard on any webbrowser in your network using `http://<device-ip>`. <br />
+> The device IP is displayed in the lower right region of the OVDashboard.
 
 For a better understanding of your newly created OVDashboard, refer to the [about section](#about-the-default-ovdashboard-deployment).
 
-## Updates, upgrades
-
-<!-- TODO `/opt/ovdashboard` -->
-
 ## Configuration
 
+### "Config" in your WebDAV share: `config.txt`
+
 <!-- TODO -->
 
+### "Settings" on your Device: `/opt/ovdashboard/docker-compose.yml`
+
+<!-- TODO -->
+
+## Updating your Device
+
+<!-- TODO `/opt/ovdashboard` -->
+
 ## Setup for development and contribution
 
 Refer to the specific README files for [the API](./api/README.md) and [the UI](./ui/README.md) to contribute to one of those sub-projects.
@@ -103,17 +116,9 @@ Refer to the specific README files for [the API](./api/README.md) and [the UI](.
 
 ## About the "default" OVDashboard deployment
 
-The default deployment is made up of three parts: The **installer** runs once, prepares your device for OVDashboard usage and deploys the **server**.
+Running the installer script carries out the following actions:
 
-The **server** will then run continuously and make OVDashboard available as a web application in your network.
+- install Chromium-Browser, Docker and Docker Compose
-
+- create the OVDashboard project at `/opt/ovdashboard`
-Also, a browser is installed to display the OVDashboard using your device.
+- start the OVDashboard project, this deploys the `ovdashboard` service from [`code.yavook.de`](https://code.yavook.de/OEKZident.de/-/packages/container/ovdashboard) and a [`redis` instance](https://redis.io/) to your device
-
+- set up your device to auto-boot into Chromium "kiosk" mode to display the local OVDashboard
-
-### The OVDashboard installer will:
-
-- install and set up Docker, Docker Compose and Chromium-Browser
-- create the OVDashboard Compose project at `/opt/ovdashboard`
-- get a `docker` image from [`code.yavook.de`](https://code.yavook.de/OEKZident.de/-/packages/container/ovdashboard) containing the OVDashboard server
-- set up your device to auto-run Chromium in "kiosk" mode to display the local OVDashboard
-- auto-hide your mouse cursor