readme files updated

docker/xfce-chromium/README-dockerhub.md

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ The fastest way to build the images:
 
 You can still execute the individual hook scripts as before (see the folder `/docker/hooks/`). However, the provided utilities `builder.sh` and `ci-builder.sh` are more convenient. Before pushing the images to the **Docker Hub** you have to prepare and source the file `secrets.rc` (see `example-secrets.rc`). The script `builder.sh` builds the individual images. The script `ci-builder.sh` can build various groups of images or all of them at once. Check the [builder-utility-readme][this-builder-readme], [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] and [Wiki][this-wiki] for more information.
 
-Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC`. See [readme-local-building-example.md][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
+Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC`. See the [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
 
 #### Sharing devices
 

docker/xfce-chromium/README.md

@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ The fastest way to build the images:
 
 You can still execute the individual hook scripts as before (see the folder `/docker/hooks/`). However, the provided utilities `builder.sh` and `ci-builder.sh` are more convenient. Before pushing the images to the **Docker Hub** you have to prepare and source the file `secrets.rc` (see `example-secrets.rc`). The script `builder.sh` builds the individual images. The script `ci-builder.sh` can build various groups of images or all of them at once. Check the [builder-utility-readme][this-builder-readme], [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] and [Wiki][this-wiki] for more information.
 
-Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC`. See [readme-local-building-example.md][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
+Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC`. See the [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
 
 #### Sharing devices
 

docker/xfce-firefox/README-dockerhub.md

@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ The fastest way to build the images:
 
 You can still execute the individual hook scripts as before (see the folder `/docker/hooks/`). However, the provided utilities `builder.sh` and `ci-builder.sh` are more convenient. Before pushing the images to the **Docker Hub** you have to prepare and source the file `secrets.rc` (see `example-secrets.rc`). The script `builder.sh` builds the individual images. The script `ci-builder.sh` can build various groups of images or all of them at once. Check the [builder-utility-readme][this-builder-readme], [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] and [Wiki][this-wiki] for more information.
 
-Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC` or `Firefox Plus features`. See [readme-local-building-example.md][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
+Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC` or `Firefox Plus features`. See the [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
 
 #### Sharing devices
 

docker/xfce-firefox/README.md

@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ The fastest way to build the images:
 
 You can still execute the individual hook scripts as before (see the folder `/docker/hooks/`). However, the provided utilities `builder.sh` and `ci-builder.sh` are more convenient. Before pushing the images to the **Docker Hub** you have to prepare and source the file `secrets.rc` (see `example-secrets.rc`). The script `builder.sh` builds the individual images. The script `ci-builder.sh` can build various groups of images or all of them at once. Check the [builder-utility-readme][this-builder-readme], [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] and [Wiki][this-wiki] for more information.
 
-Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC` or `Firefox Plus features`. See [readme-local-building-example.md][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
+Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC` or `Firefox Plus features`. See the [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
 
 **Remark:** Since the version `G3v3` the previous image `accetto/ubuntu-vnc-xfce-firefox-g3:latest-plus` has been renamed to `accetto/ubuntu-vnc-xfce-firefox-g3:latest`.
 

docker/xfce/README-dockerhub.md

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ The fastest way to build the images:
 
 You can still execute the individual hook scripts as before (see the folder `/docker/hooks/`). However, the provided utilities `builder.sh` and `ci-builder.sh` are more convenient. Before pushing the images to the **Docker Hub** you have to prepare and source the file `secrets.rc` (see `example-secrets.rc`). The script `builder.sh` builds the individual images. The script `ci-builder.sh` can build various groups of images or all of them at once. Check the [builder-utility-readme][this-builder-readme], [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] and [Wiki][this-wiki] for more information.
 
-Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC`. See [readme-local-building-example.md][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
+Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC`. See the [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
 
 #### Sharing devices
 

docker/xfce/README.md

@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ The fastest way to build the images:
 
 You can still execute the individual hook scripts as before (see the folder `/docker/hooks/`). However, the provided utilities `builder.sh` and `ci-builder.sh` are more convenient. Before pushing the images to the **Docker Hub** you have to prepare and source the file `secrets.rc` (see `example-secrets.rc`). The script `builder.sh` builds the individual images. The script `ci-builder.sh` can build various groups of images or all of them at once. Check the [builder-utility-readme][this-builder-readme], [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] and [Wiki][this-wiki] for more information.
 
-Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC`. See [readme-local-building-example.md][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
+Note that selected features that are enabled by default can be explicitly disabled via environment variables. This allows to build even smaller images by excluding, for example, `noVNC`. See the [local-building-example][this-readme-local-building-example] for more information.
 
 #### Sharing devices