updating readme for dual display and clarifying tutorials.

DualMonitorSetup/README.md

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+## 
+## Information pertainint to dual Monitor Setups.
+
+I was able to get this working with a raspberry pi 4b
+
+Things you will need:
+
+- Raspberry pi 4b
+- 2x lcd (see main readme on where to obtain this)
+- 2x driver board (see main readme)
+- 2x hdmi MICRO cable, and usb cables necessary to connect to your driver board, as well as power the pi 3b
+I used these:
+https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06WWQ7KLV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
+
+- 1 USB-C Cable (keep in mind, you'll likely be using a 12v to 5v stepdown power supply like most, and will likely
+need a usb to usb-c that'll fit your cable for this.  in my case it was a micro to usb-c adapter)
+I used these successfully
+https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01I0ZAJXO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
+
+KEEP IN MIND, if you underpower your 4b, it will likely either not boot into the OS, may not power all your screens
+and may not work properly.  You /cannot/ (I cannot urge this enough) likely /just/ power this from a standard usb
+to usb-c as a standard usb output only puts out a little under 1 amp.  So for those who are planning on using a usb
+cable in your car, you are better off using a 12v to 5v stepdown as many of them on amazon put out 3+ amps.
+
+Your pi will use as much of it as it can.
+
+- 1 sd card that'll fit your pi3b (remember, faster is of course, better)
+- rasbian OS (you can use the RasbianConfig folder in primary directory for this)
+- A copy of tuner studio
+
+## 
+## Actually getting tuner studio to work with 2 monitors
+## 
+
+Firstly and foremost, a few takeaways from this I found were:
+
+- The config I initially got working for my displays was perfectly fine and in fact, my pi booted up with both
+using the config found under the RaspianConfig folder in the core directory.  If you set yours right, you hopefully
+should not have to modify this.
+
+- You will need to create a second dashboard in tunerstudio.  There is a little icon next to your dashboard name
+in tunerstudio.  Make whatever dashboard you want on lcd #2.
+
+- Once you have your dash for lcd #2 made and you're happy with it, right click for full screen and send it to monitor 2.
+This may have an odd notation like ".2" or ".1" and ".0" in it.  At least mine did for my mini lcds.
+
+- Once you have a dashboard assigned to monitor 1 and monitor 2, ensure your options are set for loading your project on tunerstudio
+and then to go fullscreen (see main readme step "Directions for installing TunerStudio and setting your dash") in core directory.
+
+- Reboot your pi, and it should immediately load into tunerstudio, load your project, and one by one, load your dash onto each display.

README.md

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 It should also be noted that for purposes of fitment, you should have your LCD screen be slightly smaller than the inner
 diameter of your gauge pod, otherwise you leave yourself not a lot of room to house it properly and mount it.
+
+## 
+## Future updates:
+## 
+
+Coming soon I would like to add more config files and tutorial information on here.
+If anyone has information pertaining to:
+
+- optimizing the installation of raspbian to run faster
+- optimizing boot screens as to not show the raspbian splash
+- optimizing boot screens as to not show the load drivers
+- optimizing the OS for minimal as possible installation
+
+I would much appreciate any of the info above so I can make it faster, and a bit more crisp, as well as
+get rid of the unecessary load info as it isn't needed except for troubleshooting.

SingleMonitorSetup/README.md

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+## 
+## Information pertainint to single Monitor Setups.
+
+It's worth noting that it's very easy to do this with a raspberry pi 3b.
+
+The processing power seems to be just fine and the supplies you will need are the following:
+
+- Raspberry pi 3b
+- 1 lcd (see main readme on where to obtain this)
+- 1 driver board (see main readme)
+- 1 hdmi cable, and usb cables necessary to connect to your driver board, as well as power the pi 3b
+- 1 sd card that'll fit your pi3b (remember, faster is of course, better)
+- rasbian OS (you can use the RasbianConfig folder in primary directory for this)
+- A copy of tuner studio
+
+Actually setting everything else can be found in the main readme.