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 > rough edges and breaking changes, so use it on music you have backed up
 > elsewhere.
 
+## 📑 Contents
+
+- [Info](#-info)
+- [Installation](#-installation)
+- [Usage](#️-usage)
+- [Building](#️-building)
+- [The Cat](#-the-cat)
+- [License](#-license)
+
 ## 📋 Info
 
 Currently, ripping CDs, adding metadata, organizing them, playing each, all
@@ -18,6 +27,30 @@ features in one app. Rip your CDs (or bring your own media files!), auto-organiz
 them, and play them back in your favorite music player, all with one person's
 opinion instead of tons, seamlessly working, in a fast Rust app.
 
+## 📦 Installation
+You will need the following commands on your system for adopting a CD:
+- `cdparanoia`
+- `flac`
+
+Here is some ways to get it depending on your system:
+
+Arch-based systems
+```
+sudo pacman -S cdparanoia flac
+```
+Debian-based systems
+```
+sudo apt install cdparanoia flac
+```
+Fedora-based systems
+```
+sudo dnf install cdparanoia flac
+```
+
+Most are the same, you should be able to figure it out.
+Afterwards, download the binary from the latest release and put it somewhere on path, usually `~/.local/bin/`.
+Then run timbre init and get started.
+
 ## ⌨️ Usage
 
 - `timbre init` - give Timbre a home (`~/Music/Timbre/`)