more readme +dirtree pic

Makefile

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ clean:
 #----------------------------------------------------------------
 
 # build strips debugging info from binary
-linkerflags = '-s'
+linkerflags = '-s -w'
 
 prep: clean
 > date +"%F %a %T %Z" > buildTime.txt

README.md

@@ -4,14 +4,6 @@
 
 Use scaffold to setup a new project with a directory skeleton of your design, and if you'd like, it can also automatically initialize local, remote and gitea git repositories for the new project.
 
-## Git
-
-Git is available to be used as the version control system for new projects. Select/Deselect within the `scaffold-<PROJECTTYPE>.toml` file.
-
-***Please Note*** that if you also use it for your configuration files and sample directories, then a .gitignore file within your sample directory will interfere with git's ability to track your skeletons/templates properly. So, to allow for this, put what you normally would in a .gitignore file into a GITIGNORE file in your sample directory. And scaffold will convert it to a .gitignore file within your newProject directory.
-
-If you are NOT using git to track your project types and samples/skeletons/templates, then no problem, just place a .gitignore file within the sample directory as you would any other file.
-
 ## The Process
 
 - The new project directory is created
@@ -19,3 +11,21 @@ If you are NOT using git to track your project types and samples/skeletons/templ
 - your setup/initialization commmands are run
 - a git repository is initialized in the project directory
   - and if you enable it, a remote repository is created and setup
+
+## Configuration of samples
+
+![Example Directory Structure](assets/images/dirtree-pic.png)
+
+The image should explain alot.
+
+The important description goes here.
+
+More paragraphs of stuff.
+
+## Git
+
+Git is available to be used as the version control system for new projects. Select/Deselect within the `scaffold-<PROJECTTYPE>.toml` file.
+
+***Please Note*** that if you also use git to track your configuration files and sample directories, then a `.gitignore` file within your sample directory will interfere with git's ability to track your skeletons/templates properly. So, to allow for this, put what you normally would in a `.gitignore` file instead into a file named `GITIGNORE` in your sample directory. And scaffold will convert it to a `.gitignore` file within your newProject directory.
+
+If you are NOT using git to track your project types and samples/skeletons/templates, then no problem, just place a .gitignore file within the sample directory as you would any other file.