README.md: Adding information for mpd-new.service, updating information for mpd@.service. Fixing typo for rtorrent@.service.

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@@ -98,12 +98,18 @@ or (if you've setup *$TMUX_TMPDIR* properly in your shell)
     tmux -L mon attach
 
 ### MPD
-The specialized systemd user service *mpd@.service* starts MPD with a separate configuration located in *~/.config/mpd/mpd-<name-of-server>.conf*. It will also use pax11publish to connect pulseaudio to that server!
+The specialized systemd user service *mpd@.service* starts MPD with a separate configuration located in *~/.config/mpd/mpd-<name-of-server>.conf*. It will also use [pax11publish](http://linux.die.net/man/1/pax11publish) to connect pulseaudio to that server!
 Start and enable it like any other systemd user service:
 
     systemctl --user start mpd@myserver
     systemctl --user enable mpd@myserver
 
+The systemd user service mpd-new.service is a drop-in replacement for mpd.service. It properly starts MPD with a real-time budget and will remain in this repository as long as [upstream decides to ship a version broken for newer systems](http://bugs.musicpd.org/view.php?id=4227).  
+You can use it instead of mpd.service, if you want to use real-time scheduling on newer systemd (>205) based systems.  
+
+    systemctl --user start mpd-new
+    systemctl --user enable mpd-new
+
 ### postpone-screensaver
 With the systemd user service and timer *postpone-screensaver.{service,timer}* one can - as the name implies - postpone one's screensaver from blanking the screen. The script checks for programs set in *~/.config/postpone-screensaver* and can be started and activated like any other timer/service:  
 
@@ -128,7 +134,7 @@ The systemd user service is started/ enabled like this:
     systemctl --user enable rtorrent
 
 The systemd system service is quite similar in functionality, but on top offers the possibility of dependency to a system service - like [OpenVPN](http://openvpn.net/). The default is a OpenVPN profile called *ipredator*.   
-**Note:** In a separate configuration file (*"/etc/conf.d/rtorrent@.conf"*), the *TMUX_TMPDIR* should be set, as it otherwise defaults to using *"/tmp/*!   
+**Note:** In a separate configuration file (*"/etc/conf.d/rtorrent@.conf"*), the *TMUX_TMPDIR* should be set, as it otherwise defaults to using *"/tmp/"*!   
 The system service can be started and enabled like this:  
 
     systemctl start rtorrent@<your-user-name>