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Moved note on Apple silicon/X11 issues

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Dorothy (named after the protagonist of Frank Baum's Oz novels) is a Docker image for interacting with Oz programs and running the Mozart OPI within a containerised runtime environment. Dorothy (named after the protagonist of Frank Baum's Oz novels) is a Docker image for interacting with Oz programs and running the Mozart OPI within a containerised runtime environment.
## Mac users: Apple silicon and X11 issues ## Mac users: Apple silicon and X11 issues
**Note: The textmode version of Dorothy uses a simplified build process and a different tagging nomenclature to its X11 counterpart. Please refer to the README file on the `tui` branch for further information.**
Due to XQuartz' present incompatibility with Apple silicon, the Emacs-based `tui` (Text User Interface) branch of Dorothy is recommended for Mac users experiencing issues with the X11 GUI version of Dorothy. Due to XQuartz' present incompatibility with Apple silicon, the Emacs-based `tui` (Text User Interface) branch of Dorothy is recommended for Mac users experiencing issues with the X11 GUI version of Dorothy.
This branch may be cloned with the following command. This branch may be cloned with the following command.
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git clone https://github.com/richarah/dorothy.git -b tui git clone https://github.com/richarah/dorothy.git -b tui
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**Note: The textmode version of Dorothy uses a simplified build process and a different tagging nomenclature to its X11 counterpart. Please refer to the README file on the `tui` branch for further information.**
## Emacs? ## Emacs?
For those unfamiliar with the Emacs editor or text-based user interfaces in general, the following documentation may be helpful: For those unfamiliar with the Emacs editor or text-based user interfaces in general, the following documentation may be helpful:
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