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README.md

@@ -66,22 +66,6 @@ pwnbox config set --use-slim
 pwnbox config set --use-full
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-
-## Development
-### Manually build the image
-```sh
-# Base image
-docker build . --target base -t pwnbox
-# Optional build args:
-#   --build-arg FULL_BUILD=true
-
-# Image build for WSL
-docker build . --target wsl -t pwnbox
-
-# To use this local image with `pwnbox create`, run `pwnbox config set --image pwnbox`
-```
-
-
 ## Create WSL image from the container
 We can extract the root filesystem from the image and use it as a WSL distro! There's a [one line PowerShell command](#automated-install) that will do this for you!
 
@@ -127,6 +111,20 @@ iwr https://obarroncs.github.io/pwnbox/wsl.ps1 | iex
 The script is being hosted on `GitHub Pages` and can be found [here](https://github.com/OBarronCS/pwnbox/blob/main/wsl.ps1).
 
 
+## Development
+### Manually build the image
+```sh
+# Base image
+docker build . --target base -t pwnbox
+# Optional build args:
+#   --build-arg FULL_BUILD=true
+
+# Image build for WSL
+docker build . --target wsl -t pwnbox
+
+# To use this local image with `pwnbox create`, run `pwnbox config set --image pwnbox`
+```
+
 ### Notes on WSL + Docker Desktop on Windows
 
 Docker Desktop is known to take an unbounded amount of RAM on Windows. If you notice in Task Manager that the Docker daemon is taking an enormous amount of RAM, a reliable way to reclaim it is to go into a terminal and type `wsl --shutdown` (it cannot be stopped in Task Manager). This will end all WSL and Docker processes and reclaim the memory. This will also turn off Docker Desktop - you will need to re-open it to turn it back on.