highlight and expand usage in readme
@@ -72,8 +72,6 @@ Here are some of the things you can do with `juliaup`:
- `juliaup self update` installs the latest version, which is necessary if new releases reach the beta channel, etc.
- `juliaup` shows you what other commands are available.
-To launch the Julia version in channel `release`, run `julia +release` in your terminal.
-
The available system provided channels are:
- `release`: always points to the latest stable version.
- `lts`: always points to the latest long term supported version.
@@ -85,6 +83,12 @@ The available system provided channels are:
All of these channels can be combined with the `~x86`, `~x64` or `~aarch64` suffix to download a specific platform version.
+## Using installed julia versions
+
+To launch the default Julia version simply run `julia` in your terminal.
+
+To launch a specific Julia version, say in channel `release`, run `julia +release`.
+
## Juliaup server
Juliaup by default downloads julia binary tarballs from the official server "https://julialang-s3.julialang.org".
