Remove wall-of-text from README and link to docs

Author: Lazza

README.md

@@ -65,24 +65,11 @@ You can find the **latest DMG file** on the releases page:
 [![Download Fuji: DMG](https://badgen.net/static/Download%20Fuji/DMG/blue?icon=apple&scale=2)][releases]
 
 
-## Drive preparation
-
-Please carefully follow the installation procedure:
-
-1. Partition your destination drive using the **exFAT** file system
-2. Set the volume label as `Fuji`
-3. Download and copy the universal Fuji DMG in the drive
-
-
 ## How to use Fuji
 
-1. Connect the destination drive to the target Mac computer
-2. Open the Fuji DMG and click on _Full Disk Access Settings.url_
-3. If the window has a "lock" icon, unlock it
-4. Drag the _Fuji.app_ file on the list of authorized apps **and ensure the
-   toggle is enabled**
-5. Now you can run _Fuji.app_
-6. When prompted, insert the password for the administrator user
+Please make sure to read the documentation on how to prepare your drive:
+
+[![Documentation](https://badgen.net/static/color/Documentation/red?label&scale=2)][docs]
 
 The following video shows the entire acquisition process, step by step:
 
@@ -92,103 +79,6 @@ The following video shows the entire acquisition process, step by step:
 
 _[Getting Started with Fuji - The Logical Choice for Mac Imaging](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bEiizjySHA) on YouTube_
 
-### Important notes
-
-1. Before starting the acquisition, you must specify on what drive(s) you want
-to store the temporary sparseimage and the final DMG file. Both values are
-`/Volumes/Fuji` by default and the _image name_ parameter will be used to make
-a new directory inside those locations.
-
-2. You must not save the disk images on the same drive you are acquiring!
-
-3. If you want to use the Rsync mode, it is recommended to **close all other
-   applications before proceeding, especially Apple Mail,** otherwise some data
-   might not be collected.
-
-4. After the acquisition is completed you are free to decide if you want to
-   delete the temporary sparseimage file, or keep it. All the data is still kept
-   in the DMG file.
-
-
-## Troubleshooting common issues
-
-### ASR acquisition fails with "operation not permitted"
-
-First of all, ensure that Fuji is in the list of apps with _Full Disk Access_
-permissions and the toggle is active. Close and re-open Fuji.
-
-If the issue persists, try to acquire the _Data_ volume instead of the root
-volume. It is usually called **Macintosh HD - Data** and it includes all user
-files, settings and installed applications.
-
-Fuji testers have reported that this generally solves the issue.
-
-### ASR acquisition fails with error 49186 or 49197
-
-This has often been reported on macOS version 13 (Ventura). The APFS volume may
-need to be checked using the _First Aid_ function of Disk Utility (`fsck`).
-
-If this does not work, try acquiring the **Macintosh HD - Data** volume instead.
-
-In some extreme cases you might need to upgrade the operating system to a newer
-version or perform Rsync acquisition instead.
-
-The Rsync acquisition method works even on damaged file systems and can be used
-to acquire only a single directory instead of the whole drive. Files that cannot
-be read are skipped.
-
-### Apple Mail data is not being acquired in Rsync mode
-
-Please ensure all other apps are closed, especially Apple Mail, before using the
-Rsync acquisition method.
-
-
-## Development
-
-Fuji is developed as a Universal2 application using the **3.10 release** of
-Python from [Python.org][python].
-
-You can create a virtual environment with:
-
-    /usr/local/bin/python3.10 -m venv env
-    source env/bin/activate
-
-The DMG file can be built by using the included Pyinstaller script:
-
-    pip install -r requirements.txt
-    pyinstaller Fuji.spec
-
-The build process must be executed from a computer running macOS.
-
-The following is a list of prerequisites if you want to modify the source code
-or run Fuji from source:
-
-- macOS version 11 or later
-- Python version 3.10 (tested with [3.10.11][python310])
-
-
-## Resources
-
-These are a few of several resources that have helped in the development of this
-software. Some include further reading on the topic:
-
-- The question [How do I copy a list of folders recursively, ignoring
-  errors?][superuser_question] has a couple of interesting leads, mentioning
-  Rsync and Ditto.
-- An answer to [Can I use ditto on OS X to sync two folders on the same
-  machine?][superuser_answer] summarizes the difference between using Ditto and
-  Rsync, taken from the following article.
-- The [Guide to Backing Up Mac OS X][bombich_guide] by CCC's developer Mike
-  Bombich includes a detailed description of Ditto, Rsync and ASR (with the
-  purpose of creating full disk backups).
-- [A user’s guide to Disk Images][disk_images] describes the features of sparse
-  bundles and sparse images.
-
 
 [releases]: https://github.com/Lazza/Fuji/releases
-[python]: https://python.org
-[python310]: https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-31011/
-[superuser_question]: https://superuser.com/q/91556/278831
-[superuser_answer]: https://superuser.com/a/92142/278831
-[bombich_guide]: https://web.archive.org/web/20100107194426/http://www.bombich.com/mactips/image.html
-[disk_images]: https://eclecticlight.co/2022/07/11/a-users-guide-to-disk-images/
+[docs]: https://fujiapp.top