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 # Push and Shove branch build instructions
 
-Majority of current Linux distributions contain stable version of KiCad
-which is fairly old and does not include the Push and Shove router,
-which in my opinion is vital for PCB design. Therefore, here are short
-instructions for getting the newest version to work.  
+Majority of current Linux distributions contain the stable version of
+KiCad which is fairly old and does not include the Push and Shove
+router, which in my opinion is vital for PCB design. Therefore, here are
+short instructions for getting the newest version to work.  
 If you meet any problems - please let me know. I would rather make KiCad
-easy to build for everyone than force you to use tricks. Also, I have
-not fully tested those steps, as my system is already full of KiCad
-files in many different, strange places.
+easy to build for everyone than force you to use tricks.
 
 ## Prerequisites
 
 The following tools can be easily obtained from any distro package
-repository (excluding debian stable):
+repository:
 
 \- cmake \>= 2.8
 
@@ -43,7 +41,7 @@ For rpm based systems (not tested by me):
 I am not sure about this, but it will not hurt you - fresh bazaar may
 need to be given your credentials:
 
-    $ bzr whoami "Name Surname <name.surname@cern.ch>"
+    $ bzr whoami "Name Surname <name.surname@mail.com>"
 
 For the time being, the newest Push and Shove is not merged to the
 master repository, therefore we are going to use a different one:
@@ -81,6 +79,8 @@ installing the
     $ git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/johnbeard/kicad_pretties.git footprints
     $ cd footprints
     $ ./initRepo.sh
+    $ git submodule init
+    $ git submodule update
     $ cp /usr/local/share/kicad/template/fp-lib-table.for-pretty ~/fp-lib-table
 
 Now you have to set enviromental variables (though I recommend using