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+++ b/README
@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-$Xorg: README,v 1.3 2000/08/17 19:55:04 cpqbld Exp $
-
README file for the X Session Manager (xsm)
-------------------------------------------
@@ -24,35 +22,17 @@ This README file discusses the necessary steps you must take to run xsm. To
learn more about the details of xsm's functionality, read the xsm man page.
Before building xsm, you should make sure you have the following libraries
-built on your system with all fix-trackers patches applied:
+built on your system:
libICE - the Inter Client Exchange Library
libSM - the Session Management Library
libXt - the X Toolkit with support for session management
-To build these libraries, you would change your current directory to
-lib/ICE, lib/SM, or lib/Xt and do the following:
-
-make Makefile
-make includes
-make depend
-make
-
-
Once you are sure all of the required libraries are built, you are ready
to build xsm.
-Change your current directory to workInProgress
-
-make Makefiles SUBDIRS=xsm
-cd xsm
-make includes
-make depend
-make install
-
-
Before you can run xsm, you must make sure that the following programs are
-built and installed on your system with all fix-trackers patches applied:
+built and installed on your system:
smproxy - the session manager proxy for applications that don't support
R6 style session management
@@ -61,16 +41,6 @@ rstart - allows xsm to start applications on remote machines
twm - window manager that support R6 style session management - takes
care of saving window configurations in a session
-To build and install these programs, you would change your current directory
-to programs/smproxy, programs/iceauth, programs/rstart, or programs/twm and
-do the following:
-
-make Makefile
-make includes
-make depend
-make install
-
-
Note that to install rstart, you will need to have root privileges because
the program must be installed in a system wide default path.