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desktop/package/README.md

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-
-# Building installers
-
 Follow these instructions to create installers for the Haveno Java desktop application on each platform.
 
 > **Note**
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 3. Confirm prompts.
 4. Path to installer is printed at the end. Execute to install: `sudo dpkg -i <path>.deb` or open `<path>.deb` with Software Install.
 
-Note: Please see [flatpak.md](../../docs/flatpak.md) for information on distributing Haveno via Flatpak.
+Note: Please see [flatpak.md](../../docs/flatpak.md) for information on
+distributing Haveno via Flatpak.
 
 Haveno data folder on Linux: `/home/<username>/.local/share/Haveno/`
 
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 ### Building for macOS
 
-Svg was converted into a 1024x1024 pixel PNG using <https://webkul.github.io/myscale/>, then converted to icns for macosx
+Svg was converted into a 1024x1024 pixel PNG using
+<https://webkul.github.io/myscale/>, then converted to icns for macosx
 here <https://cloudconvert.com/png-to-icns>
 
 #### Known Issues

docs/flatpak.md

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 # Flatpak distribution
 
-The `.flatpak` binary files (known as "bundles") that `./gradlew packageInstallers` creates can be used to download and install Haveno, but there are several security issues that arise in Flatpak when only using the bundle files:
+The `.flatpak` binary files (known as "bundles") that
+`./gradlew packageInstallers` creates can be used to download and install
+Haveno, but there are several security issues that arise in Flatpak when only
+using the bundle files:
 
-- There is no [digital signature](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_signature), if a bad actor were to upload a malicious `.flatpak` the users would have no way to tell when upgrading.
-- Upgrading isn't as easy, your users need to find the new Flatpak bundle file, and you cannot update multiple apps easily.
+- There is no
+[digital signature](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_signature),
+if a bad actor were to upload a malicious `.flatpak` the users would have no
+way to tell when upgrading.
+- Upgrading isn't as easy, your users need to find the new Flatpak bundle file,
+and you cannot update multiple apps easily.
   - This also makes an accidental downgrade much more likely.
 
-Flatpak has a solution for these issues, a [Flatpak repository](https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/repositories.html). Flatpak repos store the data of their apps within an OSTree (almost like git) repository, and the commits can be signed with a GPG key. The nature of OSTree also allows for easy updates, as the Flatpak client can download deltas of the changes instead of the entire file.
+Flatpak has a solution for these issues, a
+[Flatpak repository](https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/repositories.html).
+Flatpak repos store the data of their apps within an OSTree (almost like git)
+repository, and the commits can be signed with a GPG key. The nature of OSTree
+also allows for easy updates, as the Flatpak client can download deltas of the
+changes instead of the entire file.
 
-If you plan on distributing Haveno as a Flatpak, it's recommended to create a Flatpak repository as well. This guide will show you how to create a Flatpak repository for Haveno. The official documentation states that [it's possible to use GitHub/Lab Pages](https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/hosting-a-repository.html#hosting-a-repository-on-gitlab-github-pages) to host the repository, but this hasn't been tested. The more common way is to use a web server, or something like [flat-manager](https://github.com/flatpak/flat-manager).
+If you plan on distributing Haveno as a Flatpak, it's recommended to create a
+Flatpak repository as well. This guide will show you how to create a Flatpak
+repository for Haveno. The official documentation states that [it's possible to
+use GitHub/Lab Pages](https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/hosting-a-repository.html#hosting-a-repository-on-gitlab-github-pages)
+to host the repository, but this hasn't been tested. The more common way is to
+use a web server, or something like
+[flat-manager](https://github.com/flatpak/flat-manager).
 
-An example Haveno flat-manager solution using `docker-compose` has been created and documented at <https://gitlab.com/Jabster28/flatman-haveno-test.git> if you want a quick way to get started. Note that this does require an always-on server.
+An example Haveno flat-manager solution using `docker-compose` has been created
+and documented at <https://gitlab.com/Jabster28/flatman-haveno-test.git> if you
+want a quick way to get started. Note that this does require an always-on server.