Dependencies in readme now, they dont' need to be in the manual

man.md

@@ -12,13 +12,13 @@ SYNOPSIS
 DESCRIPTION
 ===========
 
-**qq2clone** is a tool working on top of virsh that makes creating
-clones of template QEMU/KVM machines simple. By using the copy on write
-feature for which qcow2 is named, clones of an existing virtual machine
-can be made without inadvertently altering the original image (with
-caveats - read the **LIMITATIONS** section if you aren’t already
-familiar with how copy on write works). **qq2clone** makes creating and
-managing these clones simple and efficient.
+**qq2clone** is a tool working that uese libvirt to make creating clones
+of template QEMU/KVM machines simple. By using the copy on write feature
+for which qcow2 is named, clones of an existing virtual machine can be
+made without inadvertently altering the original image (with caveats -
+read the **LIMITATIONS** section if you aren’t already familiar with how
+copy on write works). **qq2clone** makes creating and managing these
+clones simple and efficient.
 
 **qq2clone** supports creating numerous clones of a template and
 performing batch operations on them - including the execution of
@@ -26,18 +26,6 @@ arbitrary commands with exec. This simplifies workflows involving large
 numbers of virtual machines, or the frequent creation/destruction of
 virtual machines.
 
-In addition to virsh, basic linux utilities and QEMU/KVM, qq2clone
-requires:
-
-    Bash 4.0+
-    sqlite3
-    qemu-img
-    libvirt tools:
-        virt-clone
-        virt-xml
-        virt-xml-validate
-    xmllint (from libxml2)
-
 If you want to easily establish graphical connections to your virtual
 machines, you should have virt-viewer and/or spicy installed and
 configure your templates to use Spice graphics. This is not strictly

man.pandoc

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ qq2clone - Create and manage QEMU/KVM VMs using template machines and qcow2
 **qq2clone** [*OPTION*]... *COMMAND* [*ARG*]...
 
 # DESCRIPTION
-**qq2clone** is a tool working on top of virsh that makes creating clones 
+**qq2clone** is a tool working that uese libvirt to make creating clones 
 of template QEMU/KVM machines simple. By using the copy on write feature
 for which qcow2 is named, clones of an existing virtual machine can be made
 without inadvertently altering the original image (with caveats - read the 
@@ -23,18 +23,6 @@ performing batch operations on them - including the execution of arbitrary
 commands with exec. This simplifies workflows involving large numbers of 
 virtual machines, or the frequent creation/destruction of virtual machines.
 
-In addition to virsh, basic linux utilities and QEMU/KVM, qq2clone 
-requires:
-
-    Bash 4.0+
-    sqlite3
-    qemu-img
-    libvirt tools:
-        virt-clone
-        virt-xml
-        virt-xml-validate
-    xmllint (from libxml2)
-
 If you want to easily establish graphical connections to your virtual 
 machines, you should have virt-viewer and/or spicy installed and configure 
 your templates to use Spice graphics. This is not strictly necessary, and 

qq2clone.1

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ qcow2 images with backing files
 [\f[I]ARG\f[R]]\&...
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 .PP
-\f[B]qq2clone\f[R] is a tool working on top of virsh that makes creating
+\f[B]qq2clone\f[R] is a tool working that uese libvirt to make creating
 clones of template QEMU/KVM machines simple.
 By using the copy on write feature for which qcow2 is named, clones of
 an existing virtual machine can be made without inadvertently altering
@@ -28,22 +28,6 @@ arbitrary commands with exec.
 This simplifies workflows involving large numbers of virtual machines,
 or the frequent creation/destruction of virtual machines.
 .PP
-In addition to virsh, basic linux utilities and QEMU/KVM, qq2clone
-requires:
-.IP
-.nf
-\f[C]
-Bash 4.0+
-sqlite3
-qemu\-img
-libvirt tools:
-    virt\-clone
-    virt\-xml
-    virt\-xml\-validate
-xmllint (from libxml2)
-\f[R]
-.fi
-.PP
 If you want to easily establish graphical connections to your virtual
 machines, you should have virt\-viewer and/or spicy installed and
 configure your templates to use Spice graphics.