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1. First unpack the distribution (you already have done this)
2. Read INSTALL.qt and make sure you have set the necessary environment
variabeles, configure depents on it! (for now at least)
If you did not setup the environment, you can use
--with-qt-dir=<root-of-the-compiled-qt-distribution-resides>
instead. it uses the bin, include and lib directories in that root.
2.a If you have gcc, g++, or g++ masqueraed as c++ but the library was build
with some other C++ compiler because of bugs in g++/ld/whatever, do a
CXX=<whatever-c++-compiler-you-use>
export CXX
under /bin/sh and friends, or...
setenv CXX <whatever-c++-compiler-you-use>
under csh or tcsh.
2.b Make sure the compiler can find the X libraries. autoconf can find them,
but does not use the result in the standard tests.
3. run './configure' (./configure --help gives options), then a 'make'
4. To install, do a 'make install' (not complete yet)...
a. Quick test:
./configure --with-qt-dir=/usr/local/qt --prefix=$PWD
mkdir share; cd share; ln -s ../icons ../types .; cd ..
./explorer
Have fun!
RvS and MvV
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