Update the README with relevant URLs

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README

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-I am the Lorax.  I speak for the trees [and images].
-
-Tree building tools such as pungi and revisor rely on 'buildinstall' in
-anaconda/scripts/ to produce the boot images and other such control files
-in the final tree.  The existing buildinstall scripts written in a mix of
-bash and Python are unmaintainable.  Lorax is an attempt to replace them
-with something more flexible.
-
-
-EXISTING WORKFLOW:
-
-pungi and other tools call scripts/buildinstall, which in turn call other
-scripts to do the image building and data generation.  Here's how it
-currently looks:
-
-   -> buildinstall
-       * process command line options
-       * write temporary yum.conf to point to correct repo
-       * find anaconda release RPM
-       * unpack RPM, pull in those versions of upd-instroot, mk-images,
-         maketreeinfo.py, makestamp.py, and buildinstall
-
-       -> call upd-instroot
-
-       -> call maketreeinfo.py
-
-       -> call mk-images (which figures out which mk-images.ARCH to call)
-
-       -> call makestamp.py
-
-       * clean up
-
-
-PROBLEMS:
-
-The existing workflow presents some problems with maintaining the scripts.
-First, almost all knowledge of what goes in to the stage 1 and stage 2
-images lives in upd-instroot.  The mk-images* scripts copy things from the
-root created by upd-instroot in order to build the stage 1 image, though
-it's not completely clear from reading the scripts.
-
-
-NEW IDEAS:
-
-Create a new central driver with all information living in Python modules.
-Configuration files will provide the knowledge previously contained in the
-upd-instroot and mk-images* scripts.
-
-
--- 
-David Cantrell <dcantrell@redhat.com>

README.md

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+Lorax is a set of tools used to create bootable images.
+
+ * lorax - creates the Anaconda boot.iso used to install Fedora
+ * livemedia-creator - uses Anaconda to create bootable images
+ * lorax-composer - API server implementing the Weldr BDCS protocol using livemedia-creator
+
+See the [Weldr blog](https://weldr.io) for more info about BDCS and the [Lorax documentation](https://weldr.io/lorax) for more information about Lorax and associated tools.