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		<h2>Installing pslib</h2>
		<p>The following installation instructions are targeting towards Linux
		based systems, though other Unix system should work as well.

		<h3>Binary</h3>
		<p>Before compiling from source make sure you have checked the pslib
		<a href="http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=10725">download section</a>
		at sourceforge for binary releases.
		debian users should take the version available in sarge. If you
		need a package for woody then just grap the sources and compile it
		yourself or let me know.

		<h3>Source</h3>
		Installing pslib is as easy one would expect from a library using
		the autotools. In general you are set by running
		<pre>
    ./configure
    make
    make install
		</pre>
		Use the configure option <code>--prefix</code> to set the base installation
		directory. The default is set to <code>/usr/local</code>. pslib depends
		on libpng and libjpeg for embedding png and jpeg images. configure will
		look for it by default
		in <code>/usr</code> and <code>/usr/local</code>. If it is at different
		location then specify it with <code>--with-png=&lt;DIR&gt;</code> and
		<code>--with-jpeg=&lt;DIR&gt;</code>. If you
		do not want png or jpeg support at all, then pass <code>--with-png=no</code>
		or <code>--with-jpeg=no</code>
		to configure.

		<p>Compiling from source will optionally require docbook-to-man
		to create the man pages. It is usually available on all Linux
		distributions.

    <p>If you are running an rpm based system I propose to build a
		binary rpm package instead of installing straight into the system.
		Either take the source rpm
		package or the original source tar.gz file (make sure it is named
		<code>pslib-&lt;version&gt;.tar.gz</code>) and run
		<pre>
    rpm -tb &lt;source.tar.gz&gt;
		</pre>
    This will create a runtime (pslib) and a development (pslib-devel) package. 

		<h3>CVS</h3>
		Those remaining brave 'must have the newest version' users of pslib may
		take the sources straight from the <a href="http://pslib.cvs.sourceforge.net/pslib/">CVS repository</a>.

    <p>First login as anonymous

		<p><code>cvs -d ":pserver:anonymous@pslib.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/pslib" login</code>

		<p>When asked for a password just hit return.

    <p>Next check out pslib with

		<p><code>cvs -d ":pserver:anonymous@pslib.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/pslib" checkout pslib</code>

		<p>It will create a directory <code>pslib</code> containing the source
		code for the library.
		For the language bindings checkout <code>bindings</code>. Some tests
		and examples are in <code>tests</code>.
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