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Almost the same as README
TEA can be built in two modes. The default one uses the GtkSourceView and some GNOME-related libs: GnomeVFS and LibGconf (modern versions). You can also build TEA without those libs, but using the pure GTK+2.4 (or higher). In this mode, TEA hasn't dynamic syntax highlighting (so you need to refresh it manually), and has not braces highlighting.
To use such mode, run the "configure" script with the "--enable-legacy" option.
If you want the Aspell support (for spell-cheking), you need to install the libaspellXX-devel package (where XX is the number of version) before you run ./configure. And what about the version? The modern one - that is the answer.
To install TEA:
./configure
or
./configure --enable-legacy
and then:
make
make install
To uninstall:
make uninstall
Notes:
1. If you want the Aspell support (for spell-cheking), you should install libaspellXX-devel package (where XX is the number of version) before you run ./configure. And what about the version? The modern one - that is the answer.
2. If you are not the Debian-package maintainer, do not use the "--enable-debian" option for the configure-script. So if you have Debian, and want to build TEA from the source, run the ./configure without parameters.
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