WIMBoot: Update docs

[wimlib] / README.WINDOWS

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@@ -32,35 +32,22 @@ ZIP file containing the following items:
                                  WIMLIB-IMAGEX
 
 wimlib-imagex provides most features of Microsoft's ImageX, plus additional
-features.  First, the main limitations of wimlib-imagex compared to Microsoft's
-ImageX are the following:
-
-  * Mounting images from a WIM file is not supported on Windows.
-
-  * The LZX ("maximum") compression ratio is several percent worse than
-    Microsoft's implementation.
-
-However, wimlib-imagex provides a number of advantages compared to Microsoft's
-ImageX, including but not limited to the following:
+features.  Perhaps the main limitation is that mounting images from a WIM file
+is not supported on Windows.  However, wimlib-imagex provides a number of
+advantages compared to Microsoft's ImageX, including but not limited to the
+following:
 
   * wimlib-imagex provides "extract" and "update" commands that can be used to
     work around the lack of mount support.  These commands are very fast
     compared to mounting and unmounting images with Microsoft's ImageX, so you
     may prefer them anyway.
 
-  * wimlib-imagex offers fast multithreaded compression, so making WIM images
-    can be much faster.
-
-  * wimlib-imagex provides a better XPRESS ("fast") compression ratio than
-    Microsoft's ImageX.
-
   * wimlib-imagex provides an easy-to-use "optimize" command to remove wasted
     space from WIM files.
 
   * In some cases, wimlib-imagex uses simpler command-line syntax.  For
-    example, `wimlib-imagex capture' (or simply `wimcapture') defaults to
-    maximum compression by default, integrity tables are treated as persistent,
-    and in some cases image names need not be explicitly specified.
+    example, integrity tables are treated as persistent, and in some cases image
+    names need not be explicitly specified.
 
   * Whenever possible, wimlib-imagex includes improved documentation and
     informational output compared to Microsoft's software.
@@ -70,13 +57,20 @@ ImageX, including but not limited to the following:
     uncompressed files in compressed directories, or files with alternate data
     streams and multiple hard links.
 
+  * wimlib-imagex also supports ESD (.esd) files, except when encrypted.  (These
+    use a newer version of the WIM file format.)
+
   * wimlib and wimlib-imagex are free software, so you can modify and/or audit
     the source code.
 
                                 ADDITIONAL NOTES
 
-Currently there is no graphical user interface available for wimlib or
-wimlib-imagex.  It's recommended to use wimlib-imagex in scripts to avoid having
-to interactively enter commands.  However, note that wimlib-imagex is largely
-just a command-line front-end for wimlib, and it's possible to use wimlib's API
-in other front-ends or applications.
+It's recommended to use wimlib-imagex in scripts to avoid having to
+interactively enter commands.  However, note that wimlib-imagex is largely just
+a command-line front-end for wimlib, and it's possible to use wimlib's API in
+other front-ends or applications.  Currently there is no official graphical user
+interface available for wimlib or wimlib-imagex.  An unofficial Windows-only
+graphical user interface that provides a thin wrapper around wimlib-imagex can
+be downloaded at
+http://reboot.pro/files/file/485-wimlib-imagex-command-line-compiler/; however,
+as of 2014-03-23 it is still under development and is only released for testing.