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readme: remove section for manually connecting plugs #311

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## Install

To install GIMP with the OpenVINO AI plugins, run the following. More detailed instructions can be found [in the section below](#openvino-ai-plugins).

```shell
snap install gimp --channel preview/stable
sudo snap install intel-npu-driver --beta # for NPU support
sudo snap install openvino-toolkit-2404 --beta
sudo snap install openvino-ai-plugins-gimp --beta
sudo snap install gimp --channel 2.99-openvino/beta
```

([Don't have snapd installed?](https://snapcraft.io/docs/core/install))
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If you want to try the latest published version from the Snap Store use the following command:

```shell
sudo snap install gimp --channel=2.99-openvino/beta
sudo snap install gimp --channel 2.99-openvino/beta
```

If instead you wish to build the snap yourself for local development, use the following commands:
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sudo snap install --dangerous ./gimp_2.99.16_amd64.snap
```

3. Connect snap interfaces:

```shell
sudo snap connect gimp:intel-npu intel-npu-driver:intel-npu
sudo snap connect gimp:npu-libs intel-npu-driver:npu-libs
sudo snap connect gimp:openvino-libs openvino-toolkit-2404:openvino-libs
sudo snap connect gimp:openvino-ai-plugins-gimp-libs openvino-ai-plugins-gimp:openvino-ai-plugins-gimp-libs
sudo snap connect gimp:dot-local-share-openvino-ai-plugins-gimp
```

4. (Optional) Install stable diffusion models. Models for the other plugins are relatively small so are built into the snap, while the stable diffusion models are each on the order of GBs and therefore downloaded to a user's home directory at `~/.local/share/openvino-ai-plugins-gimp` via one of two methods: a `model-setup` command-line tool or from within the GIMP application. To run the interactive command-line tool:
3. (Optional) Install stable diffusion models. Models for the other plugins are relatively small so are built into the snap, while the stable diffusion models are each on the order of GBs and therefore downloaded to a user's home directory at `~/.local/share/openvino-ai-plugins-gimp` via one of two methods: a `model-setup` command-line tool or from within the GIMP application. To run the interactive command-line tool:

```shell
openvino-ai-plugins-gimp.model-setup
```

Alternatively, users may download models from within GIMP by clicking "Model" in the top-left of the stable diffusion dialog window (Layer -> OpenVINO-AI-Plugins -> Stable Diffusion).

5. Run `gimp` like normal. Instructions for using the OpenVINO AI plugins within GIMP can be found in the [upstream GitHub repo](https://github.com/intel/openvino-ai-plugins-gimp).
4. Run `gimp` like normal. Instructions for using the OpenVINO AI plugins within GIMP can be found in the [upstream GitHub repo](https://github.com/intel/openvino-ai-plugins-gimp).

## Maintainers

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