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@@ -9,11 +9,12 @@ This repository contains "AM" and the full database of the installation scripts
 
 To see the whole catalog of the apps available, visit [portable-linux-apps.github.io](https://portable-linux-apps.github.io/)
 
-For a version of "AM" that works locally and installs/removes the same programs without root privileges, see [AppMan](https://github.com/ivan-hc/AppMan).
+For a version of "AM" that works locally and installs/removes the same programs without root privileges, see [AppMan](https://github.com/ivan-hc/AppMan) or use te inbuilt option `--user` (jump to "[Use AM locally like AppMan does](#use-am-locally-like-appman-does)").
 
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 [Introducing "AM"](#introducing-am)
 - [Differences between "AM" and "AppMan"](#differences-between-am-and-appman)
+- [Use AM locally like AppMan does](#use-am-locally-like-appman-does)
 - [What programs can be installed](#what-programs-can-be-installed)
 - [How to update all programs, for real](#how-to-update-all-programs-for-real)
 - [Repository and Multiarchitecture](#repository-and-multiarchitecture)
@@ -79,6 +80,18 @@ For everything else, the controls and operation are always the same for both com
 
 More details about AppMan on the official repository, at https://github.com/ivan-hc/AppMan
 
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+## Use AM locally like AppMan does
+Since version 4.3.3-1 the new `--user` option allows you to create an alias to install and manage apps in your $HOME folder. When executing the `am --user` command you will be suggested an alias to use temporarily or if you want you can add it in your ~/.bashrc to make it permanent. "AppMan" will be used while still using the usual `am` command.
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+This is a minor update for those who want to use the `am` command to install applications locally and who were not aware of AppMan, the AM clone.
+
+The new option does not immediately enable "AppMan Mode", instead it will show you an alias to use temporarily in the current session or to add to your ~/.bashrc to make it permanent:
+```
+alias am=/opt/am/appman
+```
+AppMan is downloaded to the AM's installation folder, but without affecting the existing installation.
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 ## What programs can be installed
 AM installs/removes/updates/manages only standalone programs, ie those programs that can be run from a single directory in which they are contained (where `$PROGRAM` is the name of the application, AM installs them always into a dedicated folder named `/opt/$PROGRAM`).
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  DESCRIPTION:	Enable bash-completion to complete a keyword with the "TAB" key, using the names of all installable applications available.
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+ `--user`, `appman`
+
+ SYNOPSIS:
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+ `--user`
+
+ DESCRIPTION:	Run "AM" as an unprivileged user making it act as "AppMan".
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  `lock`
 
  SYNOPSIS: