diff --git a/README.rst b/README.rst
index e0a204d..3edc0cc 100644
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+++ b/README.rst
@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ wmdocklib
 This is a library which was extracted from a pretty much dead `pywmdockapps`_
 project, and is meant to help with writing Window Maker dockapps in Python.
 
+
 Installation
 ============
 
@@ -14,12 +15,112 @@ system wide:
 
 .. code::shell-session
 
-   $ python setup.py install
+   $ pip install .
 
 Note, that you'll need C compiler and Xorg dev package to build the C
 extension.
 
 
+Usage
+=====
+
+There is a base class, a foundation for building custom dockapps. Simplest
+possible usage would be:
+
+.. code:: python
+
+   import wmdocklib
+
+   app = wmdocklib.DockApp()
+   app.run()
+
+this will run dockapp, which doesn't do anything, it just displays black
+background with 3 pixel wide border.
+
+To build something useful, there will be a need for adding implementation,
+and optionally bitmaps in XPM format for additional graphical elements, like
+fonts, buttons, app mask and so on.
+
+To create an application, it simple as:
+
+- create a class inherited from DockApp,
+- implement ``run()`` and ``main_loop()`` methods,
+- optionally, add graphics (like bitmap charset), command line options handling,
+  and possibly configuration file.
+
+So below is the example for displaying random number:
+
+.. code:: python
+   :number-lines:
+
+   import random
+   import time
+
+   import wmdocklib
+
+
+   FONTS = '''\
+   /* XPM */
+   static char *square_[] = {
+   "156 8 2 1",
+   "  c black",
+   "% c gray100",
+   "        %    % %   % %          % %                                                          %  %%%%%   %   %%%%% %%%%% %   % %%%%% %%%%% %%%%% %%%%% %%%%% ",
+   "        %    % %   % %            %                                                          %  %   %  %%       %     % %   % %     %         % %   % %   % ",
+   "        %    % %  %%%%%          %%                                                         %%  %   %   %       %     % %   % %     %         % %   % %   % ",
+   "        %          % %           %                                            %%%%%         %   %   %   %   %%%%%  %%%% %%%%% %%%%% %%%%%     % %%%%% %%%%% ",
+   "                  %%%%%         %%                                        %%               %%   %   %   %   %         %     %     % %   %     % %   %     % ",
+   "                   % %          %                                         %%          %%   %    %   %   %   %         %     %     % %   %     % %   %     % ",
+   "        %          % %          % %                                        %          %%   %    %%%%%  %%%  %%%%% %%%%%     % %%%%% %%%%%     % %%%%% %%%%% ",
+   "                                                                          %                                                                                 ",
+   };
+   '''
+
+   class MyDockApp(wmdocklib.DockApp):
+
+       font_dimentions = (6, 8)
+
+       def __init__(self):
+           super().__init__()
+           self.font = FONTS
+
+       def run(self):
+           self.prepare_pixmaps()
+           self.open_xwindow()
+           self.main_loop()
+
+       def main_loop(self):
+           while True:
+               self.add_string(f'{random.randint(0, 999):3}', 1, 1)
+               self.redraw()
+               time.sleep(0.1)
+
+
+   app = MyDockApp()
+   app.run()
+
+
+In this simple application, there is (partial) charset defined (lines 7-22),
+which is assigned to the ``self.font`` (this attribute can be either a string
+with XPM data like above, or just a filename), by which it will be indicated
+that font data will be used.
+
+Than, class ``MyDockApp`` is defined, with overriden methods ``run()`` and
+``main_loop()``.
+
+As for method ``run()`` it is kind of initialization of the object and window.
+By calling ``prepare_pixmaps`` there will be prepared combined bitmaps of
+background, pattern and (optionally) fonts, coordinates for the charset, it's
+width and heigh, and finally load prepared pixmap to memory.
+
+Function ``open_xwindow`` will create and show the window. And than main loop
+is called, which iterate endlessly calling ``add_string()`` method for display
+string on the dockapp. Note, that ``add_string()`` method (and underlying
+``add_char()``) assuming, that fonts in bitmap are ordered just like ``ord()``
+will do.
+
+Method ``redraw()`` will trigger entire window to be refreshed.
+
 
 License
 =======