gee bill, more markdown ?

Signed-off-by: difegue <sugoi@cock.li>

Readme.md

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 LANraragi
 ============
 
-![WE DOCKER NOW](http://dockeri.co/image/difegue/lanraragi)
+[<img src="http://dockeri.co/image/difegue/lanraragi">](https://hub.docker.com/r/difegue/lanraragi/)
 
 Web interface and reader for storage of comics/manga on NAS, running on Perl/Redis/unar with a dash of Imagemagick and Bower.  
 You can find a demo [here](http://faglord.party/lanraragi).
 
 ![](https://a.pomf.cat/vpqvmq.png)
 *Comes in various flavors, from flat design apologist to sad panda.*  
+
+##Hotdog ! How do I install this ?  
+You can find the installation guide [here](https://github.com/Difegue/LANraragi/blob/master/tools/Install.md) for Linux/Windows/OSX machines.  
+
+##I got me a setup, how do I use this ?
+First, login with the default admin password (kamimamita), and hit the configuration page.  
+There are multiple settings you can change, including but not limited to the content folder, your password or the reading order.
+Afterwards, add your archives in the content folder or through the upload page, and it just works™  
 
 ##Features
 
@@ -18,22 +26,15 @@ You can find a demo [here](http://faglord.party/lanraragi).
 * Paged archive list with thumbnails-on-hover.  
 ![](https://a.pomf.cat/jooipu.png)
 
+* ..Or thumbnail view !  
+![](https://my.mixtape.moe/rloatv.png)
+
 * Choose from 5 preinstalled library styles, or add your own with CSS.      
 
 * Tag support: Add your own or import them from predefined sources when possible. Batch Tagging available !  
 
 * Responsive, so you can read on your phone/tablet when taking a shit.  
 
-![](https://my.mixtape.moe/owobfn.png)
-
-
-##Hotdog ! How do I install this ?  
-You can find the installation guide [here](https://github.com/Difegue/LANraragi/blob/master/tools/Install.md) for Linux/Windows/OSX machines.  
-
-##I got me a setup, how do I use this ?
-First, login with the default admin password (kamimamita), and hit the configuration page.  
-There are multiple settings you can change, including but not limited to the content folder, your password or the reading order.
-Afterwards, add your archives in the content folder or through the upload page, and it just works™
 
 
 ##Potential roadmap for when I feel motivated enough to take this up again    
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 * Database backup/restoration  
 
-* Moving away from CGI
+
 

tools/Install.md

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-#LANraragi Installation Guide  
+LANraragi Installation Guide  
+============
+
 You can find below three ways to get a LANraragi installation: Docker, Vagrant, or regular Linux with Apache.
 
-##Docker Installation
+#Docker Installation
 A Docker image exists for deploying LANraragi installs to your machine easily without disrupting your already-existing web server setup.(Or installing on Windows/Mac.)  
 Download [the Docker setup](https://www.docker.com/products/docker) and install it. Once you're done, get the CLI out :  
 ```
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 ```  
 This will get the latest revision from the git repo and grab bower dependencies on its own.  
 
-##Vagrant Installation 
+#Vagrant Installation 
 I wrote a Vagrantfile you can use with [Vagrant](https://www.vagrantup.com/downloads.html) to deploy a virtual machine on your computer with LANraragi preinstalled.  
 Download [the Vagrant setup](https://github.com/Difegue/LANraragi/raw/master/tools/VagrantSetup) somewhere, and whip out a terminal :
 ```
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 The Vagrant setup automatically gets the latest revision from the git repo and grabs bower dependencies on its own. If the current development version has issues or the bower dependencies fail, please use the files from one of [the releases](https://github.com/Difegue/LANraragi/releases).
 
-##Manual Linux Installation  
+#Manual Linux Installation  
 
 This guide is based on a bare-bones **Debian Jessie** installation.  
 If you use another Linux flavor, you probably know which package manager to use.