- updated FAQ.

README.org

@@ -147,6 +147,10 @@ manager of your distribution (~apt~, ~yum~ etc).
      $ tinmop
      #+END_SRC
 
+  9. An error will be printed about a missing file
+     place a simple configuration file in one of the directory the software indicated.
+     See [[FAQ][the FAQ below]].
+
 * Usage
 
   See the command line options:
@@ -213,6 +217,35 @@ manager of your distribution (~apt~, ~yum~ etc).
 
 * FAQ
 
+  - I just tried to  start the program for the first  time but it give
+    me a weird error, what's wrong?
+
+    Did you wrote a configuration file before starting?
+
+    Tinmop  expects  a configuration  file  in  your config  directory
+    (usually  ~$HOME/.config/tinmop/~).  This  file  must contains  at
+    least  the username  and  the name  of the  instance  you want  to
+    connect.
+
+    Example :
+    #+BEGIN_SRC text
+      # a line starting with a '#' is a comment
+
+      # a file can be included in another with this directive:
+      # use "shared.conf"
+
+      # The server instance name
+      server = server address
+
+      # your username
+      username = username
+    #+END_SRC
+
+    If  this file does not  exists or is invalid  tinmop will
+    refuse to start.
+
+    Please check the man page (tinmop(1)) for more information.
+
   - The ~quick_quicklisp.sh~ script failed  and refuse to start again,
     what can I do?
 
@@ -231,19 +264,6 @@ manager of your distribution (~apt~, ~yum~ etc).
     I hope  this will change  in the  future but this  depends entirely
     from the people are developing the server.
 
-  - I just tried to  start the program for the first  time but it give
-    me a weird error, what's wrong?
-
-    Did you wrote a configuration file before starting?
-
-    Tinmop  expects  a configuration  file  in  your config  directory
-    (usually  ~$HOME/.config/tinmop/~).  This  file  must contains  at
-    least  the username  and  the name  of the  instance  you want  to
-    connect. If  this file does not  exists or is invalid  tinmop will
-    refuse to start.
-
-    Please check the man page (tinmop(1)) for more information.
-
   - OK the program is running but how can i use it?
 
     Press the key ~?~ to get a list of the available keys available.

README.txt

@@ -192,9 +192,15 @@ Table of Contents
      │ $ tinmop
      └────
 
+  9. An error will be printed about a missing file place a simple
+     configuration file in one of the directory the software indicated.
+     See [the FAQ below].
+
 
 [dependencies] See section 3
 
+[the FAQ below] See section 11
+
 
 5 Usage
 ═══════
@@ -282,6 +288,34 @@ Table of Contents
 11 FAQ
 ══════
 
+  • I just tried to start the program for the first time but it give me
+    a weird error, what's wrong?
+
+    Did you wrote a configuration file before starting?
+
+    Tinmop expects a configuration file in your config directory
+    (usually `$HOME/.config/tinmop/').  This file must contains at least
+    the username and the name of the instance you want to connect.
+
+    Example :
+    ┌────
+    │ # a line starting with a '#' is a comment
+    │
+    │ # a file can be included in another with this directive:
+    │ # use "shared.conf"
+    │
+    │ # The server instance name
+    │ server = server address
+    │
+    │ # your username
+    │ username = username
+    └────
+
+    If this file does not exists or is invalid tinmop will refuse to
+    start.
+
+    Please check the man page (tinmop(1)) for more information.
+
   • The `quick_quicklisp.sh' script failed and refuse to start again,
     what can I do?
 
@@ -299,18 +333,6 @@ Table of Contents
     I hope this will change in the future but this depends entirely from
     the people are developing the server.
 
-  • I just tried to start the program for the first time but it give me
-    a weird error, what's wrong?
-
-    Did you wrote a configuration file before starting?
-
-    Tinmop expects a configuration file in your config directory
-    (usually `$HOME/.config/tinmop/').  This file must contains at least
-    the username and the name of the instance you want to connect. If
-    this file does not exists or is invalid tinmop will refuse to start.
-
-    Please check the man page (tinmop(1)) for more information.
-
   • OK the program is running but how can i use it?
 
     Press the key `?' to get a list of the available keys available.