Update NEWS and INSTALL

INSTALL

@@ -1,24 +1,40 @@
 First of all, if you're on Gentoo Linux or some other portage-based system, then
-there's no need to continue; you can find QTads ebuilds in the
-"interactive-fiction" overlay; simply add it with the "layman" utility and then
-emerge the "games-engines/qtads" package:
+there's no need to continue; QTads is in portage and you can install it normally
+with:
+
+  emerge games-engines/qtads
+
+A live ebuild (building from the latest in-development source code) can be found
+in the "interactive-fiction" overlay; simply add it with the "layman" utility:
 
   layman -a interactive-fiction
   emerge games-engines/qtads
 
-Otherwise, read on.
+For all other Linux distributions, a self-contained AppImage binary is provided
+on the download page. If you still want to build QTads yourself from source,
+read on.
 
 QTads uses qmake as its build system.  To build it:
 
   cd <directory where you unpacked the QTads sources>
-  qmake
+  qmake PREFIX=/usr/local
   make -j4
 
-(Replace "-j4" with the amount of CPUs on your machine. "-j2" for a dual-core
-CPU, for example.)
+Replace "-j4" with the amount of CPUs on your machine. "-j2" for a dual-core
+CPU, for example. Specifying PREFIX is optional. If you omit it, the default
+is /usr/local.
 
 This will create a "qtads" binary which you can then copy and run from anywhere.
-There are no files that need to be installed.
+There are no files that need to be installed, although can do a full
+installation as well with:
+
+  make install
+
+This will install all files into /usr/local, unless you specified a different
+PREFIX. This will also install a desktop file and MIME information data for
+better integration with your desktop (if your deskop is monitoring /usr/local
+for such files, that is.) You might need to run the install command as root, if
+you don't have write permission for the specified PREFIX.
 
 You can disable audio support when building by running qmake like this instead:
 
@@ -27,7 +43,7 @@ You can disable audio support when building by running qmake like this instead:
 This will produce a version of QTads that does not support audio.
 
 For it to build correctly, you will need to have the Qt5 libraries along with
-their development headers/tools installed. 
+their development headers/tools installed. You need at least Qt 5.5.
 
 If audio support is enabled, you'll also need:
 

NEWS

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-3.0 - 2020-02-08
+3.0 - 2020-02-15
 ================
 
   - Improved audio engine:
@@ -16,6 +16,12 @@
     thus it no longer matters whether or not the operating system supports
     MIDI.
 
+  - Fixed font rendering issues on Windows, improved font quality of bold and
+    italics.
+
+  - Fake bold is now used on macOS when the selected font does not have a bold
+    variant (like Monaco.)
+
   - The maximum text width of the game's main window is now configurable (set
     to 70 characters by default. This only applies to the main window. Banner
     windows created by the game are not affected.
@@ -32,6 +38,8 @@
   - Fixed an issue where the interpreter sometimes failed to set custom fonts
     requested by the game.
 
+  - Added config dialog button for restoring default settings.
+
   - The "Typewriter" font setting now allows selecting proportional fonts. Many
     typewriter fonts don't identify themselves as fixed-width. Lift the
     restriction so that they can be selected.
@@ -43,6 +51,8 @@
 
   - Fixed not being able to close some dialog windows on Windows.
 
+  - HTTPS links in games are now supported.
+
   - Improved random number generator.
 
   - "OS time" is now properly reported with nanosecond precision instead of