anchor.diff:  the dependencies your program requires, the program will be installed.
   
   For a complete list of available arguments, check out
  -link:docs/tadman.man.adoc[the man page].
  +link:docs/tadman.man.adoc[the manpage].
  +
  +== Licensing
  +
  +Copyright © 2016 Ted Moseley. Free use of this software is granted under the
  +terms of the MIT License <https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT>.
  
positive.code: * CMake (to build CMake-based projects)
  * pygobject and GTK+3 (to use the GTK+ 3 interface)
  
  === Installation
  
  Tadman can be installed using Git and Setuptools using the following commands
  on a GNU/Linux system:
  
negative.code: 
  __Some Package Manager Written in Python__
  
  == What It Does
  
  Tadman acts as a wrapper for common build systems and makes configuring and
  building source code easier than ever. It then (by default) installs the built
  package in the '/usr/local/tadman/PACKAGE-NAME' and symlinks the files to your
  root directory where they belong, similiar to GNU Stow. Uninstalling an old
  program is as easy as running a single command:
  
  ``$ sudo tadman-curses uninstall PACKAGE-NAME``
  
  == What It Does Not Do
  
  A flaw that one may note is Tadman's lack of dependency tracking; This is an
  intentional design choice. While it may not be the fastest approach, Tadman
  