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fookb: Update INSTALL.

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Doug Torrance 2017-09-09 21:24:31 -04:00 committed by Carlos R. Mafra
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@ -16,66 +16,28 @@ itself under ``some_dir/bin''.
E.g.: ./configure --prefix /usr/local/stow/fookb E.g.: ./configure --prefix /usr/local/stow/fookb
2. Fine tuning. 2. Compiling
[Read this section only if compilation process was unsuccessful]
configure tries automagically decide: do you wish to compile WindowMaker
dockable version of fookb and would you like use PropList-like configuration
file or X resources for configuring fookb (using libWUtil).
If you have libWUtil AND WINGs/WUtil.h we will try to compile
libWUtil-enabled version of fookb. If you want to compile libWUtil-free
version of fookb, run configure with --disable-libWUtil argument.
If you have wmaker in your $PATH, we will compile WindowMaker dockable verison
of fookb. Run configure with --disable-wmaker to disable this behaviour.
If you have no wmaker in your $PATH you still can compile WindowMaker dockable
version of fookb. Run configure with --enable-wmaker.
3. Compiling
make make
If compilation was unsuccessful or you can get no satisfaction, read previous If compilation was unsuccessful or you can get no satisfaction, read previous
section. section.
4. Installing 3. Installing
make install make install
5. Configuring fookb 4. Configuring fookb
IF YOU COMPILED libWUtil-version of fookb: Copy fookb.cf to ~/.fookb and edit this file according to your desire.
Copy fookb.cf to ~/GNUstep/Defaults/FOOkb (for Window Maker enabled) or to
~/.fookb (for Window Maker disabled version) and edit this file according to
your desire.
IF YOU COMPILED non-libWUtil version of fookb:
You should put the following resources in your
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/Fookb (or in other file which will be read by
xrdb -- such as ~/.Xresources):
fookb.icon1: xpm_file_with_full_path
fookb.icon2: the same
fookb.icon3: the same
fookb.icon4: the same
fookb.iconBoom: the same
fookb.sound: Yes/No
fookb.command: some_command (for playing sound)
BOTH WAYS:
Instead of putting parameter in config file you may use the following command Instead of putting parameter in config file you may use the following command
line parameters: line parameters:
-icon1 xpm_file_with_full_path --icon1 xpm_file_with_full_path
-icon2 the same --icon2 the same
-icon3 the same --icon3 the same
-icon4 the same --icon4 the same
-iconboom the same --iconboom the same
You may also use -display command line parameter. You may also use --display command line parameter.