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 # Templates - Dotnet
 
-A simple template leveraging [.Config][1] dotfiles submodule  for rapid project deployment. Simply rename Solution.{code-workspace,sln,sln.DotSettings} to your project name and get started! Afterwards, replace this readme with the actual documentation of your project.
+A simple template leveraging [.Config][1] dotfiles submodule  for rapid project deployment. Simply rename Solution.{code-workspace,sln,sln.DotSettings} to your project name and get started! To use:
 
-Additionally, change the Project & Repository urls on [src/Directory.Build.props](src/Directory.Build.props).
+- Make sure git symlinks are enabled in your system
+- Rename Solution.sln, Solution.sln.DotSettings and Solution.code-workspace to your project name (replacing only "Solution" on the file names)
+- Edit [src/Directory.Build.props](src/Directory.Build.props) and add your project site URL (or your repository, if no site available)
+- Enter a terminal inside the folder you just cloned and run `git submodule update --init`
 
-Additionally, until GitHub properly supports submodule definitions from template repositories, after cloning you should run
-```git submodule add https://github.com/kritikos-io/.config``` from the repository root. You can replace the submodule with a compatible fork (to preserve your own default namespace etc) **provided it keeps file naming intact** since most files are appearing as symlinks.
+You can replace the submodule with a compatible fork (to preserve your own default namespace etc) **provided it keeps file naming intact** since most files are appearing as symlinks.
 
 [1]: https://github.com/kritikos-io/.config