add comma between features in the compiling docs

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- Add `C:\gtk\lib` to the Lib variable - Add `C:\gtk\lib` to the Lib variable
- Save and exit - Save and exit
5. Open the repository directory in console (download it from github or with `git clone https://github.com/MeexReay/bRAC.git`) 5. Open the repository directory in console (download it from github or with `git clone https://github.com/MeexReay/bRAC.git`)
6. Run `cargo build -r -F libnotify winapi` 6. Run `cargo build -r -F libnotify,winapi`
7. Done! Your finished binary is in the `target/release` folder. 7. Done! Your finished binary is in the `target/release` folder.
## Linux / MacOS ## Linux / MacOS
@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ There are Two solutions:
- Switch to `libnotify`: - Switch to `libnotify`:
Just add the new feature to cargo: `cargo build -r -F libnotify` \ Just add the new feature to cargo: `cargo build -r -F libnotify` \
Libnotify sucks in many situations, but its cross-compiling and always work Libnotify sucks in many situations, but it always work
- Make a desktop file: - Make a desktop file:
@ -49,4 +49,4 @@ Enter the repository folder and run: `./misc/create-desktop.sh` \
You'll get a desktop file contents, just edit paths here and write it to a new file in the `~/.local/share/applications` or `/usr/share/applications`\ You'll get a desktop file contents, just edit paths here and write it to a new file in the `~/.local/share/applications` or `/usr/share/applications`\
All of these, with adding icons and other, makes this command: `make install` (using `gnumake` package) \ All of these, with adding icons and other, makes this command: `make install` (using `gnumake` package) \
But make sure, that you have `.local/bin` in the `PATH` variable, otherwise it won't work. \ But make sure, that you have `.local/bin` in the `PATH` variable, otherwise it won't work. \
Now, if you'll run with the desktop file, GNotifications will work perfectly. Now, if you'll run with the desktop file, GNotifications will work perfectly.