Updated README highlighting v2 release

README.md

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 # VEIKK Linux Driver
 A driver for [VEIKK][0]-brand digitizers/drawing tablets using the `usbhid` API.
-Configuration options are exposed in sysfs. This draws heavily from the [Wacom
-driver for Linux][1].
+Configuration options are exposed in sysfs and configurable with an associated
+[GUI][10]. Connects low-level hardware events to the input subsystem (e.g.,
+libinput), with some processing/mapping logic in between. This draws heavily 
+from the [Wacom driver for Linux][1].
+
+![image highlighting the v2 release][11]
 
 ---
 
 ### Features:
-Currently, a small set of basic digitizer features are supported, such as:
+Currently, a set of basic basic digitizer features are supported, such as:
 - Full range and resolution for tablet pressure and spatial sensitivity
-- Configurable screen mapping and orientation
+- Configurable screen mapping, orientation, and (cubic) pressure mapping
 
 More features are planned for the near future, such as:
 - Button remapping
@@ -41,50 +45,23 @@ See [input-veikk-dkms<sup>AUR</sup>][8].
 ---
 
 ### Configuration
-Currently, the configurable parameters are `screen_size`, `screen_map`, and
-`orientation`, and are all available in sysfs under
+Currently, the configurable parameters are `screen_size`, `screen_map`,
+`orientation`, and `pressure_map`, and are all available in sysfs under
 `/sys/module/veikk/parameters` with permissions `0644`. Documentation on the
 parameters is available in [`veikk_modparms.c`][9]. You can update a parameter
 by simply writing the new value to it as root.
 
-##### Example
-Assume that you have a dual-monitor setup, with two 1920x1080p monitors sitting
-side-by-side, each in landscape format. Then the entire screen size is
-3840x1080p, and thus `screen_size` should be set to:
-
-    screen_size=(3840<<16)|1080=251659320
-
-Assume you wanted your tablet only to map to the right monitor, i.e., the
-rectangle starting at (1920,0) with width 1920 and height 1080. Thus
-`screen_map` should be set to:
-
-    screen_map=(1920<<48)|(0<<32)|(1920<<16)|1080=540431955410289720
-
-Assume finally that you wish to use your tablet in an orientation rotated 90deg
-CCW from the default orientation. Thus, `orientation` should be set to:
-
-    orientation=1
-
-Altogether, the terminal commands to do this might look like:
-
-    cd /sys/module/veikk/parameters
-    su
-    echo 251659320 >screen_size
-    echo 540431955410289720 >screen_map
-    echo 1 >orientation
-
-Note that due to the workings of the `struct input_dev` interface, only the
-ratios between `screen_map` to `screen_size` matters. Thus, using
-`screen_size=(2<<16)|1` and `screen_map=(1<<48)|(1<<16)|1` should produce the
-same effect. This may be useful if you know the ratio of mapped screen area to
-screen size is a clean fraction. Which method is used is up to the user's
-discretion.
+The **(new!)** visual configuration utility is available at
+[@jlam55555/veikk-linux-driver-gui][10].
 
 ---
 
 ### Changelog:
 - v2.0: Renamed from veikk-s640-driver, redesigned from the ground up to be more
     extensible.
+- v1.1: Basic command-line configuration utility is created! Includes ability to
+    change tablet orientation, mapping onto section of screen, and mapping raw 
+    pressure input to pressure output.
 - v1.0: Basic digitizer capabilities (e.g., pressure sensitivity) for S640 and
     similar tablets.
 
@@ -101,7 +78,6 @@ at gmail dot com.
 ### Media
 - [Original tweet][2]
 - [Original blog post][3]
-- (Future blog post with updates soon.)
 
 [0]: https://www.veikk.com/
 [1]: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/drivers/hid/wacom_wac.c
@@ -112,4 +88,6 @@ at gmail dot com.
 [6]: https://github.com/jlam55555/veikk-linux-driver/issues/3
 [7]: https://github.com/artixnous
 [8]: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/input-veikk-dkms/
-[9]: ./veikk_modparms.c
+[9]: ./veikk_modparms.c
+[10]: https://github.com/jlam55555/veikk-linux-driver-gui
+[11]: https://i.imgur.com/Mug8gRn.jpg