1. CONFIGURATION
   a) run `./Configure <YOUR_OS_NAME>'
      `./Configure' with no arguments will list all predefined configurations
      If you don't see your favorite OS among them, try using `generic.bsd'
      or generic.sysv 
   b) (optional) you may still need to tweak Make.arch a bit, especially if 
      using generic.* 
   c) edit Make.conf to suit your tastes

2. COMPILING

   NOTE: you'll need a descent version of `make' utility, preferably GNU make.
     This is available on most systems as `gmake'. On Linux, it is the default
     `make'.
     The sources of gmake can be downloaded from any GNU mirror all over the 
     world.

   issue `(g)make'

   If something goes wrong, try to see if the problem has been described
   already in the Xmgr FAQ (in the "doc" directory).

3. TESTING

   (g)make test

4. INSTALLATION

   (g)make install.bin 		- to install binaries
   (g)make install.doc		- ********** documentation
   (g)make install.examples	- ********** examples
   (g)make install.acegr_np	- ********** acegr_np library
   (g)make install.aux		- ********** some auxiliary stuff
   (g)make install.contrib	- ********** contributed software

     or

   (g)make install.all for all the above

   (g)make links		- to make symbolic links to a dir on the $PATH

Isn't it simple, eh?

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