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@@ -19,14 +19,13 @@ Alternatively, you can download a debug build for ARM64 Android from the release
 
 Usage
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-1. (This step will be updated if the patches to termux are merged)  
-Make sure you have termux-api app with [this patch](https://github.com/aeolwyr/termux-api/commit/ef3a0af0f6cebf667385034be2c5698c7d3946f2) installed. Inside Termux, install the latest version of the termux-api package using `pkg install termux-api`. Finally, grab a copy of `termux-keystore` script from [this fork](https://github.com/aeolwyr/termux-api-package/blob/master/scripts/termux-keystore).
+1. Make sure you have the latest version of [Termux:API](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.termux.api) installed. Don't forget to install the scripts using the command `pkg install termux-api`.
 
-2. Generate a key using the command `./termux-keystore generate myAlias`, where myAlias is the name you want to give to the key.
- - This command creates an RSA key - to create an ECDSA key, use the argument "-a EC": `./termux-keystore generate myAlias -a EC`.
- - To specify a key size, use the argument "-s", e.g. `./termux-keystore generate myAlias -s 4096` or `./termux-keystore generate myAlias -a EC -s 521`.
+2. Generate a key using the command `termux-keystore generate myAlias`, where myAlias is the name you want to give to the key.
+ - This command creates an RSA key - to create an ECDSA key, use the argument "-a EC": `termux-keystore generate myAlias -a EC`.
+ - To specify a key size, use the argument "-s", e.g. `termux-keystore generate myAlias -s 4096` or `termux-keystore generate myAlias -a EC -s 521`.
 
-3. Verify the key is generated by running the command `./termux-keystore list`.
+3. Verify the key is generated by running the command `termux-keystore list`.
 
 4. Run tergent with this command: `eval $(./tergent)`.