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Using GNU autoconfig
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  1.	./configure to generate config.h and the various Makefiles.
	Note this is the first attempt at GNU autoconfig, so minor
	hand-editing of Makefiles may be needed.

  2.	set the main preferences:
    	    Edit "src/feature.h"

	and (optionally) the default compile-time values:
	    Edit "src/defaults.h" and "src/keys.h" for

  3.	Build it (you may repeat step 2 as desired):
	    make

  4.	build rclock (small xclock with biff & appointments) and
	optionally edit rclock/feature.h to add/remove features:
	    make clock

  3. 	Install both rxvt and rclock:
	    make install

	or install them separately
	    (cd src; make install)
	    (cd rclock; make install)

	you may also want to install etc/terminfo etc/termcap

  4.	If you compiled with UTMP_SUPPORT, you'll have to install
	rxvt setuid root or setuid/setgid to match the file permissions
	on /etc/utmp (see notes in src/features.h).

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Using Imake - the old way
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1.	./configure to generate "config.h", or else copy "config.h.in"
	and hand-edit the values.  If you really want to do this, then
	perhaps looking at the values in "etc/old/config.h" might provide
	a starting place.

  2.	cd ./etc/old
	edit Imakefile
		there are a few system dependent configurations
		that may be needed.
	xmkmf
	cp ./etc/old/Makefile	./src
	cd ./src
	make depend

  3.	Edit "feature.h" -- to set the main preferences and (optionally)
	edit "defaults.h" and "keys.h" for default compile-time values.

  4.	Build it (you may repeat the above step as desired):
	   make

  5.	Install it:
	   cp rxvt rxvt.1 to your install directory
	   install termcap, terminfo

  6.	If you compiled with UTMP_SUPPORT, you'll have to install
	rxvt setuid root or setuid/setgid to match the file permissions
	on /etc/utmp (see notes in src/features.h).
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EOF
