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-# shellnotes
-A simple and easy way to keep notes via your linux terminal.
-
-# Basic Commands:
- ## newnote:
-  Write a new note using gedit.
-## quicknote: 
-  Write a note directly from terminal.
-## readnote: 
-  Read a note from your text-editor.
-## quickread: 
-  Read a note directly from terminal.
-## listnotes: 
-  View a full list of notes from your notes folder.
-## delnote: 
-  Delete a note from your notes folder.
-## shellnotes(-v,-r,-h or --help): 
-  Information about shellnotes.
-
-# How to download
-
--You can either download or clone this repository.
-
-# How to install
-## step 1:
-
--Place the file "shellnotes.sh" and "help" into your home folder.
-
-## step 2:
-
--Rename the file and add a dot before its name. It should look like this: ".shellnotes.sh" and ".help" in the home folder.
-
-## step 3:
-
--Open the terminal and type:
-`chmod +x ~/.shellnotes.sh`
-
-## step 4:
-
--Open any text editor you want. Select "Open file" from its menu (Usually top left) and navigate to your home folder. Then, press `Ctrl + H` in order to show all the hidden files and folders
-in the home directory. Find a file called `.bashrc` and open it. (Different file for different shell)
-
-## step 5:
-
--Go to the last line of the file you opened in step 4, and write: `source ~/.shellnotes.sh` in order to be able to use shellnotes every time you launch your terminal.
-
-# Warnings!
-
-*THIS SYSTEM IS MADE FOR BASH SHELL* (Change your shell if necessary.)
-
-*DON'T CHANGE THE SCRIPT* (Only in case you don't have the default editors who are gedit and nano. In that case, you can either change them, or install the default ones.)