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 Why iOS 12.2 or later? Doing so allows me to distribute Delta without embedding Swift libraries inside. This helps me afford bandwidth costs by reducing download sizes by roughly 30%, but also noticeably improves how long it takes to install/refresh Delta with AltStore. If you're compiling Delta yourself, however, you should be able to lower the deployment target to iOS 12.0 without any issues.
 
 ## Compilation Instructions
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+> Delta uses Git LFS to manage large files, so first make sure you have [installed Git LFS](https://git-lfs.github.com).
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 1. Clone this repository by running the following command in Terminal*  
 ```bash
 $ git clone https://github.com/rileytestut/Delta.git
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 $ git submodule update --init --recursive
 ```  
 
-3. Open `Delta.xcworkspace` and select the Delta project in the project navigator. 
-4. Select "Delta" under targets, then click the `Signing & Capabilities` tab.
-5. Change `Team` from `Yvette Testut` to your own account.
-6. Change `Bundle Identifier` to something unique, such as by appending your GitHub username (ex: `com.rileytestut.Delta.MyGitHubUsername`).
-7. Build + run app! 🎉
+3. Open `Systems/Systems.xcworkspace` and select the "Systems" project in the project navigator (a.k.a. the left sidebar).
+4. Select "Systems" under `Targets`, then click the `Signing & Capabilities` tab.
+5. Change `Team` from "Yvette Testut" to your own account.
+6. Close `Systems/Systems.xcworkspace`, then open `Delta.xcworkspace`.
+6. Repeat steps 4 & 5 with the "Delta" target.
+7. Change Delta's `Bundle Identifier` to something unique, such as by appending your GitHub username (ex: `com.rileytestut.Delta.MyGitHubUsername`).
+8. Build + run app! 🎉
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 \* This will checkout the `main` branch by default, which is kept up-to-date with the latest public version. Ongoing development (including [Patreon betas](https://www.patreon.com/rileytestut)) is done on the `develop` branch, and is periodically merged into `main` whenever a new public version is released. If you'd prefer to compile the `develop` version instead, replace the `git clone` command in Step #1 with this one:
 ```bash