
  gPS - Graphical Process Status
  version 0.4.1

  Be sure to have read the README file before coming to this file.

  INSTALLING

   1. FROM A RPM PACKAGE

    If you got a nifty .rpm package and have a rpm-enabled system, you
    may type

      rpm -i gps-0.x.y-blahblah-nonono.rpm

    to install gPS in your system. See the rpm man page for more info.


   2. FROM TAR.GZ SOURCES

   cd to the gps-0.x.y directory and type

   ./configure
   make
   make install

   Notice: you must be root to accomplish the "make install" step. 
   These commands will compile gPS and install it under /usr/local.

   You may wish to add gPS to an application laucher like WindowMaker's
   Dock/Clip or AfterStep's Wharf. To do so, consult your environment's
   documentation. A suggested icon is installed as
   /usr/local/share/icons/xray-tux.xpm


  UNINSTALLING

            "The Universe is expanding; However this is only observable too
           far away from your hard disk's coordinates for it to benefit you"

   The install step places the following files in your system:
   (the /usr/local prefix may be changed as shown below)

   /usr/local/bin/gps
   /usr/local/doc/gps/README
   /usr/local/doc/gps/INSTALL
   /usr/local/doc/gps/CHANGELOG
   /usr/local/doc/gps/COPYING
   /usr/local/man/man1/gps.1x
   /usr/local/share/icons/xray-tux.xpm

   So, if you ever want to uninstall gPS, just remove these files.
   You may type

   make uninstall

   from the gps-0.x.y directory to remove those files, but it will work
   only if the installed version was installed with the same prefix.


  DIFFERENT INSTALLATION PREFIX

   To change the /usr/local/ prefix to anything else do

   ./configure --prefix=/anywhere

   /anywhere being the place you want gPS to go. This must be done before
   the "make" and "make install", so if you run "configure" again, do the
   "make" steps again too.
   
   For miscellaneous configure options type

   ./configure --help


  RANDOM NOTICES

   NOTICE:    If you have a previous version of gPS installed, the
              "make install" step will replace the old version with
              a new one, but the install prefix must be the same of
              the old version. If you're installing over a previous
              version with different prefix (i.e., the /usr/local),
              please remove the files from the previous version
              manually before installing this one.


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bergo@seul.org
Campinas, SP, Brazil
Oct-14-1999
