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README.md

@@ -15,15 +15,8 @@ not available with other clients.
 Here is how to build pulseaudio modules for your distro, so you can have audio
 support through xrdp.
 
-# Prerequisites
-Prepare xrdp source in your home directory. Of course, you can choose another
-directory.
-
-    cd ~
-    git clone https://github.com/neutrinolabs/xrdp.git
-
-In this instruction, pulseaudio version is **10.0**. Replace the version number
-in this instruction if your environment has different versions. You can find
+In this instruction, pulseaudio version is **11.1**. You need to **replace the version
+number in this instruction** if your environment has different versions. You can find
 out your pulseaudio version executing the following command:
 
     pulseaudio --version
@@ -48,21 +41,22 @@ Install pulseaudio and requisite packages to build pulseaudio.
     apt install pulseaudio
     apt build-dep pulseaudio
 
-Fetch the pulseaudio source . You'll see `pulseaudio-10.0` directory in your
+Fetch the pulseaudio source . You'll see `pulseaudio-11.1` directory in your
 current directory.
 
     apt source pulseaudio
 
 Enter into the directory and build the pulseaudio package.
 
-    cd pulseaudio-10.0
+    cd pulseaudio-11.1
     ./configure
 
-Finally, let's make. You'll have two .so files `module-xrdp-sink.so` and
+Finally, let's build xrdp source / sink modukes. You'll have two .so files `module-xrdp-sink.so` and
 `module-xrdp-source.so`.
 
-    cd ~/xrdp/sesman/chansrv/pulse
-    make PULSE_DIR="~/pulseaudio-10.0"
+    git clone https://github.com/neutrinolabs/pulseaudio-modules.git
+    cd pulseaudio-modules
+    make PULSE_DIR="~/pulseaudio-11.1"
 
 ## Other distro
 
@@ -74,38 +68,39 @@ command. Download the tarball of the pulseaudio version that you have.
 After downloading the tarball, extact the tarball and `cd` into the source
 directory, then run `./configure`.
 
-    wget https://freedesktop.org/software/pulseaudio/releases/pulseaudio-10.0.tar.xz
-    tar xf pulseaudio-10.0.tar.gz
-    cd pulseaudio-10.0
+    wget https://freedesktop.org/software/pulseaudio/releases/pulseaudio-11.1.tar.xz
+    tar xf pulseaudio-11.1.tar.gz
+    cd pulseaudio-11.1
     ./configure
 
 If additional packages are required to run `./configure`, install requisite
 packages depending on your environment.
 
-Finally, let's make. You'll have two .so files `module-xrdp-sink.so` and
+Finally, let's build xrdp source / sink modukes. You'll have two .so files `module-xrdp-sink.so` and
 `module-xrdp-source.so`.
 
-    cd ~/xrdp/sesman/chansrv/pulse
-    make PULSE_DIR="~/pulseaudio-10.0"
+    git clone https://github.com/neutrinolabs/pulseaudio-modules.git
+    cd pulseaudio-modules
+    make PULSE_DIR="~/pulseaudio-11.1"
 
 # Install
 
 Install process is not distro specific except for install destination. Install
 built two .so files into the pulseaudio modules directory. Typically,
-`/usr/lib/pulse-10.0/modules` for Debian, `/usr/lib64/pulse-10.0/modules` for
-CentOS 7. Other distro might have different path. Find out the right path for
-your distro.
+`/usr/lib/pulse-11.1/modules` for Debian, `/usr/lib64/pulse-10.0/modules` for
+CentOS 7. Other distro might have different path. Find out the right path and
+version that matches your distro/system.
 
 Look into the directory with `ls` command. You'll see lots of `module-*.so`
-files. There's the place!
+files. There's the place! now `cd` to `pulseaudio-modules` directory and copy them.
 
-    cd ~/xrdp/sesman/chansrv/pulse
-    for f in *.so; do install -s -m 644 $f /usr/lib/pulse-10.0/modules; done
+    cd pulseaudio-modules
+    for f in *.so; do install -s -m 644 $f /usr/lib/pulse-11.1/modules; done
 
 This command is equivalent to following:
 
-    install -s -m 644 module-xrdp-sink.so /usr/lib/pulse-10.0/modules
-    install -s -m 644 module-xrdp-source.so /usr/lib/pulse-10.0/modules
+    install -s -m 644 module-xrdp-sink.so /usr/lib/pulse-11.1/modules
+    install -s -m 644 module-xrdp-source.so /usr/lib/pulse-11.1/modules
 
 Well done! Pulseaudio modules should be properly built and installed.