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Rosegarden 2.1 installation
===========================
These instructions are for compiling and installing from the source
distribution of Rosegarden 2.1 for Unix. Pre-compiled binaries for
Rosegarden are also available for some systems, from the ftp site
(ftp://ftp.maths.bath.ac.uk/pub/dream/ROSE), and are generally easier
to install.
Building with "configure"
=========================
This release includes a new configure script built with the GNU
autoconf configuration utility. To build with this configure script,
type
rm -f Makefile
./configure
make clean all
If something goes wrong, move on to:
Building without "configure"
============================
The file Makefile.noconfig is a complete Makefile for building without
using the configure utility. Edit the definitions in the Makefile
carefully according to the comments in the file, and then type
rm -f Makefile config.h
ln -s Makefile.noconfig Makefile
make clean all
Installation
============
To install Rosegarden once you've built it, run the script
"do-install" from this directory.
Alternatively, if you'd rather install by hand, carry out the
following. (The final item here is something that might need doing
even if you've installed with do-install.)
* move or copy the three executables ./bin/rosegarden, ./bin/editor
and ./bin/sequencer to a suitable binaries directory (renaming
them if you like -- you don't _have_ to call the editor "editor",
though if I were you I'd call it that but put it in a Rosegarden-
specific directory);
* move or copy the two help files ./common/help/rosehelp.info and
./common/help/rosehelp.hnx into a directory you consider suitable for
help files (they must be both in the same directory);
* if desired, place the sample Rosegarden editor files
./common/music/*.rose in a suitable directory of your choosing;
* if you want to use Petal scripting, and have Tcl and TclMidi
installed on your machine and have successfully compiled the ./petal
directory, then make a directory called .rosepetal-filters in your
home directory and copy the sample files ./petal/harmonizer.tcl and
./petal/pattern.tcl into it;
* if using the OSS MIDI driver, copy the default synth-patch files
./common/synth-patches/std.sb and ./common/synth-patches/drums.sb
to a suitable directory;
* modify the resource file ./Rosegarden to indicate the locations of
the executable files, patch files and help files, and copy it to an
X defaults directory (/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults, your home directory,
somewhere like that). Rosegarden will refuse to run at all if this
file has not been placed in one of the standard X defaults file
locations. You may also have to modify the colours and fonts defined
in ./Rosegarden if the supplied ones are not available on your system.
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