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+# Windows, Linux and OSX
+
+The GrangerHub Tremulous engine is supported on Windows, Linux and OSX. Builds
+are automaticly produced by our CI/CD system.
+
+# CI/CD 
+
+The Tremulous engine is supported by a CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continous
+Delivery) using TravisCI and Github. Each time commits are pushed to the github
+repository, TravisCI will verify that each of the MacOSX, Linux and Windows builds
+are successful. Releases are generated automatically anytime a tag is pushed to
+the repository; TravisCI will then package the build with the assets and push
+the build artifacts to the Github releases page. Upon completion a notification
+is sent to the GrangerHub Slack.
+
+Hilights:
+* TravisCI
+* Automated builds
+* Automated release generation
+
+TODO: 
+* Add Appveyor
+* Reenable Coverity scans
+
+# CMake support
+
+A CMake system exists to build Tremulous on Linux and OSX. The CMake setup also
+supports building QVM's using the in-tree QVM toolchain.
+
+TODO: 
+* Windows
+* Appveyor Windows builds
+
+
+# C++14
+
+The engine has been modernized to compile at the C++14 standard. This was originally
+done to simplify supporting Lua using the SOL2 Library, however this conversion has 
+also resulted in a significantly improved stability due to better memory initialization.
+It's worth noting that the renderer's have not been converted to C++14 as we currently
+piggyback off ioquake3's renderer's (maintained by SmileTheory).
+
+# Lua
+
+The engine has an embedded Lua runtime and several API's are exposed from the engine,
+including:
+
+* Cvars
+* Binds
+* Passing commands to server
+* Nettle (Crypto library)
+* HTTP Client/Restful
+* JSON (rapidjson)
+
+# Multi-protocol
+
+Support for Tremulous 1.1.0, Tremulous 1.2.0 (GPP) and the never released version from
+DarkLegion's master branch are supported. A client can connect to any of those protocols. 
+A server can simultaneously serve to all those protocols. QVM version detection on the client
+which magically determines the correct interface required for a QVM.
+
+This work is thanks to `/dev/humancontroller`.
+
+# Auto-update 
+
+Autoupdates are not fully functional, problems with the minizip implementation require additional
+work to work.
+
+Users can however check the latests updates from the main menu in the client, which queries the 
+GrangerHub github for the latest release.
+
+TODO: 
+    * Lua library for ZIP files that preserves executable permissions 
+
+# Restful HTTP Client
+
+An HTTP Rest API is provided to both C++ and Lua interfaces.
+
+
+# JSON Support
+
+JSON support is provided via the lovely RapidJSON project. An interfaces is provided for both
+C++ and Lua.
+
+# Filesystem Stability
+
+The filesystem has been refactored to be stable from startup. It is not possible for a server to
+clobber the default QVM/UI.
+
+FIXME:
+    * Currently breaks mod loading support from the client main menu.
+
+