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@@ -14,3 +14,31 @@ A short list of the Sodium defaults:
 - shift-space: Go to normal mode.
 
 For a more extensive list, write `;help`.
+
+Setting a reminder/countdown
+----------------------------
+
+To demonstrate the ANSI support, we will play around with fancy reminders.
+
+Open up the terminal emulator. Now, write `rem -s 10 -b`. This will set a 10 sec. countdown with progress bar.
+
+Playing around with Rusthello
+-----------------------------
+
+Rusthello is an advanced Reversi AI, made by [Enrico](https://github.com/EGhiorzi). It is highly concurrent, so this proves Redox's multithreading capabilities. It supports various AIs, such as brute forcing, minimax, local optimizations, and hybrid AIs.
+
+Oh, let's try it out!
+
+```
+# first we `cd` to the Rusthello directory
+$ cd apps/rusthello
+# now, run the binary file
+$ ./main.bin
+```
+
+The you get prompted various things, such as difficulty, AI setup, and so on. When this is done, Rusthello interactively starts the battle between you and an AI or an AI and an AI.
+
+Exploring OrbTK
+---------------
+
+Click the OrbTK demo app in the menu bar. Now, this will open up a graphical user interface, demonstrating the different widgets, OrbTK currently supports.