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Updates README to cover new location change and adds one small comment to clarify a variable
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#### Install location
The default install location for Linux is `/opt/kohya_ss`. If /opt is not writeable, the fallback is `$HOME/kohya_ss`. Lastly, if all else fails it will simply install to the current folder you are in.
The default install location for Linux is where the script is located if a previous installation is detected that location.
Otherwise, it will fall to `/opt/kohya_ss`. If /opt is not writeable, the fallback is `$HOME/kohya_ss`. Lastly, if all else fails it will simply install to the current folder you are in (PWD).
On macOS and other non-Linux machines, it will default install to `$HOME/kohya_ss` followed by where you're currently at if there's no access to $HOME.
On macOS and other non-Linux machines, it will first try to detect an install where the script is run from and then run setup there if that's detected.
If a previous install isn't found at that location, then it will default install to `$HOME/kohya_ss` followed by where you're currently at if there's no access to $HOME.
You can override this behavior by specifying an install directory with the -d option.
If you are using the interactive mode, our default values for the accelerate config screen after running the script answer "This machine", "None", "No" for the remaining questions.

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@ -46,6 +46,7 @@ if env_var_exists RUNPOD_POD_ID || env_var_exists RUNPOD_API_KEY; then
RUNPOD=true
fi
# This gets the directory the script is run from so pathing can work relative to the script where needed.
SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd -- $(dirname -- "$0") && pwd)"
# Variables defined before the getopts loop, so we have sane default values.