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@@ -9,16 +9,10 @@ It has been tested on the following operating systems:
 - AlmaLinux
 - Rocky Linux
 - Debian
+- Windows (Restic only)
 
 Ultimately, any system that can compile the code and has the `borg` or `restic` 
 binary files in the running user's `$PATH` environment variable should be able 
 to run `norg` without issue.
 
-## Windows Support
-Running `norg` on Windows is feasibly possible (for Restic repositories, 
-Borg is not supported on Windows), and is planned for a future release. 
-`Norg` uses fairly pure nim code, which should be transferrable between 
-Operating Systems. The only thing lacking for Windows is a reference to the 
-correct path for running Restic. This should be an easy fix, and will work in a
-future release.