Dependencies.md

@@ -3,34 +3,6 @@ Sverchok can use several external libraries, that provide some mathematical or o
 One thing you will have to install anyway if you want to use these external libraries is
 [pip][6]. All libraries are installed with it.
 
-# Simple dependencies installation UI
-
-Some of dependencies can be installed easily, by just running `pip`. For such
-dependencies, Sverchok supports easy-to-use installation user interface.
-To use it, navigate to Edit => Preferences, then locate Sverchok
-preferences under Addons section; then navigate to the "Extra Nodes" tab:
-
-![Settings](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/284644/92996779-93c65600-f527-11ea-8b88-1ea3b2bc4559.png)
-
-The dialog shows current status of all dependencies. For dependencies that can
-be installed by `pip`, but are not yet installed, this dialog will show an
-"Install" button. You'll have just to press the button and wait for when
-Blender will say that the library is installed. If there will be any errors
-during installation, Blender will report it and print details into console
-output.
-
-For dependencies that can not be installed that easily, the dialog contains a
-button which opens the browser on an official web site of corresponding
-library, so you can find installation instructions.
-
-The following sections of this document will be useful if you can not install
-the library by pressing the button. For libraries that can not be that easily
-installed by `pip`, this document contains only short instructions. Please
-refer to web sites of corresponding libraries for complete instructions and
-support.
-
-All commands provided in this document are for Linux-based systems. For Windows
-and MacOS, commands may differ a bit, but the general idea will be the same.
 
 # Install pip