update to explain unraid 6.10+

README.md

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-[Gitea](https://code.nephatrine.net/nephatrine/unraid-containers)
-
 # Instructions
 
 Just paste this into **Docker Repositories** on the **Docker** tab:
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 You should be able to find the templates when you add a new container.
 
+## unRAID 6.10+
+
+I went to check what URLs I had set as repositories and was at a loss because I
+was unable to even find the area where you enter these anymore. If you had
+already added the repo at some point in the past it will continue to work, but
+adding it to a fresh installation is not a huge pain in the buttocks thanks to
+unRAID deciding "no one used it" and removing this functionality.
+
+The "officially supported" way to do this now is to add these as "applications"
+in the Community Apps repository. I do *NOT* plan on doing this as it requires
+maintaining a separate support thread on the unRAID forums and I only provide
+support in my Gitea/Github repositories.
+
+Here is Squid's "helpful" post on the topic from the unraid forums:
+
+```
+Beginning with Unraid 6.10.0-rc1, the entire Template Repositories section has been removed (Thanks be to JoBu)
+
+2 Choices:
+
+  1. save the xml's within /config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user on the flash drive and use the Add Container Button
+  2. save the xml's within /config/plugins/community.applications/private/nephatrine on the flash drive and use CA to manage them (If not categorized, they will appear within the Private Category)
+```
+
+I believe there may be a third option, but I don't have a fresh unRAID install to test with:
+
+```bash
+echo 'https://github.com/nephatrine/unraid-containers' >>/config/plugins/dockerMan/template-repos
+```