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# This file is not relevant to the Rosegarden source distribution.
# It is here so that make-bindist.sh can include it in any binary
# distribution you may build.
Rosegarden 2.1 installation
===========================
These instructions are for installing a binary distribution of
Rosegarden 2.1 for Unix. Source distributions are also available,
from the ftp site at ftp://ftp.maths.bath.ac.uk/pub/dream/ROSE .
This distribution is @distname@.
What this distribution contains
-------------------------------
This distribution contains several documentation files (ANNOUNCEMENT,
README, CHANGES, COPYRIGHT, COPYING and INSTALL); an X resource file
called Rosegarden; and a tar archive called package.tar. The archive
contains:
bin/
bin/rosegarden
lib/
lib/rosegarden/
lib/rosegarden/bin/
lib/rosegarden/bin/sequencer
lib/rosegarden/bin/editor
lib/rosegarden/example/
lib/rosegarden/example/glazunov.rose
lib/rosegarden/synth-patches/
lib/rosegarden/synth-patches/std.sb
lib/rosegarden/synth-patches/drums.sb
lib/rosegarden/help/
lib/rosegarden/help/rosehelp.info
lib/rosegarden/help/rosehelp.hnx
lib/rosegarden/petal/
lib/rosegarden/petal/Petal.tcl
lib/rosegarden/petal/PetalEditor.tcl
lib/rosegarden/petal/PetalMidi.tcl
lib/rosegarden/rosepetal-filters/
lib/rosegarden/rosepetal-filters/harmonizer.tcl
lib/rosegarden/rosepetal-filters/pattern.tcl
Installation
------------
If you normally keep external applications in a common area such as
/usr/local, you may very well find you can install this software
successfully just by sitting in /usr/local and unpacking the
package.tar archive. You should then copy the Rosegarden resource
file to your home directory, or another appropriate place such as
/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults, and then you should be able to run
/usr/local/bin/rosegarden.
If you have unpacked the files in a directory other than /usr/local,
you should edit the Rosegarden resource file to contain the correct
paths for the executables, help files, patch files and so on. See the
comments in that file.
Chris Cannam, cannam@zands.com
October 1997
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