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README for dcqt backend / qt gui
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dcqt is a dc++ client for Linux and MacOS.
Binaries for various platforms can be found at dc-qt.sf.net, and is
the recommended way of installing this program.

DEPENDENCIES
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We try to keep the number of required libraries at a minimum.
To run dcqt you need the following libraries:

libz 
libbz2
boost (threads, filesystem, ??)

For the GUI you also need qt 4.x (4.1.x is highly recommended).

Qt4 is not yet available in some Linux distributions, for example Fedora Core.
In case you can't find any binary Qt4 packages, you have to download the
source and build Qt4 yourself. 

To build dcqt from source, you also need the install the "dev" versions of
the above libraries.

USING THE BINARY DISTRIBUTION FOR OS X
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USING THE BINARY DISTRIBUTION FOR LINUX
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Simply untar, enter the directory, and run.
If you want to install the application, copy the binary files
to /usr/local/bin or some other suitable location :). 


BUILDING
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First, see to it that you have the above libraries installed.
1. Enter the directory which contains the file called SConstruct.
2. Type "scons"
3. Wait.
4. The backend is now built.
5. Go into the "gui" directory.
6. Check that you have the qt4 bin directory in your path. This is IMPORTANT!
7. Type "qmake && make"
8. Done!

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