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+Wicd 2.0 Series
+---------------
+
+2.0.0
+    - Drop Python 2 support
+    - Python 3 support
+    - Removed GTK/Gnome (incompatibility with pygtk)
+    - Consolidated python modules under common wicd one
+    - Simplified setup.py
+
+
 Wicd 1.7 Series
 ---------------
 
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 WICD
 ====
 
+This is expansion of the `original`_ WICD, which is semi dead project - even
+though there was `some activity`_ regarding moving it to the Python3, some of
+them even has `been merged`_ to the original sources, yet it's still unreleased
+and what worse - broken.
+
+
+What is WICD?
+=============
+
 Wired and Wireless Network Connection Manager.
 
-This is expansion of the `original`_ WICD, which is semi dead project - even
-though there was `some activity`_ regarding moving it to the Python3, its even
-`been merged`_ to the original sources, yet it's still borken.
+A complete network connection manager Wicd supports wired and wireless
+networks, and capable of creating and tracking profiles for both. It has a
+template-based wireless encryption system, which allows the user to easily add
+encryption methods used. It ships with some common encryption types, such as
+WPA and WEP. Wicd will automatically connect at startup to any preferred
+network within range.
+
+
+Why are you doing this?
+=======================
 
 My motivation is to make it usable again, and my effort concentrate on the
-curses part of the project.
+daemon itself and curses TUI, as the most attractive parts of the project to me.
 
 What's works:
 
 1. Installation. It was broken, but the fix was trivial. So now, the usual
    ``python setup.py install`` should just work.
-2. TUI in ncurses. Actually, it's using `urwid`_ underneath. No
+2. TUI in ncurses. Actually, it's using `urwid`_ underneath. It still have some
+   issue, like crashing in some situations, just like wicd-1.7.4, but I have a
+   plan to take a close look at it.
 
 What is not:
 
-1. GUI in GTK. WICD used to use `pygtk`_, which (unfortunately) is Python 2
-   only project. I would be tempted to reimplement it with gobject, but I have
-   0 motivation for doing so, because GTK2 is not supported through it.
+1. GUI/client in GTK. WICD used to use `pygtk`_, which (unfortunately) is
+   Python 2 only project. I would be tempted to reimplement it with gobject,
+   but I have 0 motivation for doing so, because GTK2 is not supported through
+   it.
+2. Applet for GNOME Shell. There was simple dispatcher for try icon used in
+   GNOME Shell, yet, it just use GUI.
+3. Notification - it was used for GTK client.
 
 
+License
+=======
+
+License is unchanged, and as the original code it's GPLv2. You can find copy of
+the license attached as a ``LICENSE`` file in the root directory of the project.
+
 
 .. _original: https://launchpad.net/wicd
-.. _some activity:
-.. _been merged:
-.. _urwid:
+.. _some activity: https://github.com/PXke/wicd-reloaded
+.. _been merged: https://github.com/zeph/wicd
+.. _urwid: http://urwid.org/
+.. _pygtk: https://web.archive.org/web/20180416083422/http://www.pygtk.org