--- README.Fedora
+++ README.Fedora
@@ -5,9 +5,8 @@
 ====================
 
 BitTorrent seed and tracking functionality is essentially a service like a
-web server, and so initscripts are provided to launch these services at
-system startup. They run as the unprivileged user "torrent" though the
-scripts are started as root.
+web server, and so unit files are provided to launch these services at
+system startup. They run as the unprivileged user "torrent".
 
 Creating a Torrent and Tracker Setup
 ====================================
@@ -32,50 +31,51 @@
 3. You can then start your tracker, which will track for all torrent files
    in the /var/lib/bittorrent/data directory.
 
-   # /sbin/service bttrack start
+   # systemctl start bittorrent-tracker.service
 
    You can point a browser at http://myhostname.example.com:6969/ to verify
    that the tracker is working.
 
    If you want the tracker to start up when the system boots up, do:
 
-   # /sbin/chkconfig bttrack on
+   # systemctl enable bittorrent-tracker.service
 
 Starting a Seed Client
 ======================
 
 If you want to start a seeder for torrents you created yourself as described
-above, all you need to do is to start the btseed service, which seeds for all
-torrents in the /var/lib/bittorrent/data directory:
+above, all you need to do is to start the bittorrent-seed-client service,
+which seeds for all torrents in the /var/lib/bittorrent/data directory:
 
-  # /sbin/service btseed start
+  # systemctl start bittorrent-seed-client.service
 
 If you want the seeder to start up when the system boots up, do:
 
-  # /sbin/chkconfig btseed on
+  # systemctl enable bittorrent-seed-client.service
 
 If you want to act as a seed for a torrent file you've downloaded from
 somewhere else and you haven't downloaded the content yet, simply copy the
 downloaded torrent file into the /var/lib/bittorrent/data directory and
-start the btseed service (as above) if it is not already running. The
-btseed service will download the content into the /var/lib/bittorrent/data
-directory and then start seeding it.
+start the bittorrent-seed-client service (as above) if it is not already
+running. The bittorrent-seed-client service will download the content into the
+/var/lib/bittorrent/data directory and then start seeding it.
 
 If you have already downloaded the content for a torrent and now want to seed
 it, copy the downloaded content into the /var/lib/bittorrent/data directory,
 then copy the torrent file into the /var/lib/bittorrent/data directory and then
-start the btseed service (as above) if it is not already running.
+start the bittorrent-seed-client service (as above) if it is not already
+running.
 
 Stopping the Services
 =====================
 
-# /sbin/service btseed stop
-# /sbin/service bttrack stop
+# systemctl stop bittorrent-seed-client.service
+# systemctl stop bittorrent-tracker.service
 
 If you no longer want the services to start up at system boot time:
 
-# /sbin/chkconfig btseed off
-# /sbin/chkconfig bttrack off
+# systemctl disable bittorrent-seed-client.service
+# systemctl disable bittorrent-tracker.service
 
 Log Files
 =========