Fix KDE -> TDE branding.

1 files changed, 8 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/README b/README
index f7b6744..2ba44cb 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -8,14 +8,14 @@ by Simon Edwards <simon@simonzone.com>, Sebastian Kügler <sebas@vizzzion.org>
 
 Introduction
 ------------
-Guidance is a collection of system administration tools for Linux/KDE systems
+Guidance is a collection of system administration tools for Linux/TDE systems
 that is designed to be:
 
   * Update to date
   * High quality, designed with user friendliness as high priority. (That is
     to say that the tools should get the job done quickly, accurately and with
     as little effort as possible.)
-  * Use KDE and "fit in" with KDE.
+  * Use TDE and "fit in" with TDE.
   * Maintainable. 
   * Free Software
 
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Requirements
   not then it will most definately be available for you distribution of choice.
 
 * PyQt / PyKDE. Version 3.7 or higher. PyQt and PyKDE are distributed with
-  KDE as part of kde-bindings since version 3.3. 
+  TDE as part of kde-bindings since version 3.3. 
   
   For versions of KDE before 3.3 it is possible to install PyQt/PyKDE
   directly. The homepage for PyQt and PyKDE is:
@@ -80,13 +80,13 @@ Requirements
   http://www.simonzone.com/software/pytdeextensions/
   This is also a runtime requirement!
 
-* libpythonize. If you don't want the tools to appear on the KDE Control
+* libpythonize. If you don't want the tools to appear on the TDE Control
   Center of you just don't want to bother with libpythonize, then you can
   build Guidance with this command: 
 
     python setup.py install build_kcm --no-kcontrol
 
-  libpythonize is only needed for the KDE Control Center. 
+  libpythonize is only needed for the TDE Control Center. 
 
 * You also need to have the development files from your X-server installed,
   XFree86 or Xorg. Most distributions package these files up in a package
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ As root run:
   ./setup.py install
 
 This will test for a working installation of PyQt/PyKDE and automatically
-install the files using the same installation prefix as KDE. You will need
+install the files using the same installation prefix as TDE. You will need
 to have a working Python install before you can even run the setup.py script.
 
 displayconfig-hwprobe installation
@@ -147,9 +147,9 @@ inside displayconfig-hwprobe.py. Currently the hardware data is written to
 
 Running
 -------
-Installation should add a couple of entries to the KDE Control Center in the
+Installation should add a couple of entries to the TDE Control Center in the
 System section (displayconfig will show up in Peripherals). It is also possible 
-to run the commands outside of the KDE Control Center from the shell as root:
+to run the commands outside of the TDE Control Center from the shell as root:
 
   * serviceconfig
   * userconfig