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/// /// This is the README file for the AfterStep 2.* series /// You can find translated versions of this README in doc/languages. If there's no version corresponding to your language please write it and send it to us! If your README is too different from this one please send us patches to update it. INSTALL +-------+ Please see the INSTALL file for installation notes. LIBRARIES +---------+ The following libraries are not necessarily required to run and enjoy AfterStep however, support for them is included within AfterStep and its various Modules. o xpm (ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/libs/X/) o jpeg (http://www.ijg.org/) o png (http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/libpng.html) If you use a package management system (like those provided by distributions such as RedHat, Mandrake, Debian, etc.) you will need to get the appropriate <libname>-devel package and not the actual source code mentioned above. THEMES +------+ Themes are a simple 3 1/2 step procedure: 1/2) mkdir ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/themes (if it doesn't already exist ^ ) 1) download <themename>.tar.gz into the above dir (or mv it into it) 2) Update menu (start->Desktop->Update startmenu) 3) Select the theme from the menu (start->Desktop->Theme->) HINTS +------+ Several "looks" (theme-ish) are included with the distribution. Any of these can be started by selecting the name of the look from the menu. (startmenu)->Desktop->Looks->* There are several "feels" (key bindings and window reactions), background Pictures, and Animations to try out as well. These all work the same way, by selecting them from the menu under Desktop. But if you want to use *different* look & feel files for *each* desktop, just tell that to ./configure. If you wish to change or make additions to the start menu, you will need to first create the file, either under the share tree or in a created start dir tree in the users ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/start tree, then inform AfterStep about the menu change by. (startmenu)->Desktop->Update startmenu TOOLS +------+ AfterStep has a few tools to play with which are in the tools/ directory. The "Uninstall-Old-AfterStep" is a script to use to remove the old binaries of 1.3.x and 1.4.x binaries, man pages and documents. Simply read the top portion of this script to find the usage. Without any options, it will only remove the core afterstep files, leaving the apps that used to be shipped with the releases. BUGS +----+ The "bughint" file can be run when finding and reporting bugs. Please then mail this plus any other relevant info (not a complete core file, please!) to [email protected], after subscribing to this list first . Both "makeasclean" and "makeaspatch" are used to clean out the source tree and making patches to the distribution (in a proper format). FAQ +----+ Now before asking any questions, be sure to read the FAQ that is included in this distribution by clicking on the top Wharf button, or selecting AfterStepDoc from the menu. SITES +------+ Further information : www.afterstep.org New development versions: https://github.com/sashavasko/afterstep-devel Help : mail [email protected] after subscribing: mail [email protected] subject: subscribe or visit http://lists.afterstep.org/listinfo.cgi/as-users-afterstep.org Bugs : mail [email protected] Chat : #afterstep on FreeNode Accessing FreeNode can be done by connecting to a random FreeNode irc server: irc.freenode.net or pick one from http://freenode.net/irc_servers.shtml TODO +------+ In TODO/ you'll find stuff to be put in. Feel free to add this to this version : debug unreleased/ or unstable/. Please also translate this README file to your language if it hasn't been done yet. LOBBYING +--------+ If you happen to run AfterStep from a Debian package on a Debian distribution, you might want to install the "popularity-contest" package so AfterStep will be kept as the most often installed window managers and will thus be present on the first disks of the CD and DVD sets. You can install the "popularity-contest" package by entering the following command at the prompt : apt-get install popularity-contest MAINTAINERS +------------+ Check out the TEAM file. 2004-2012
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