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### Basic Installation (from the console):

  - Step 1
      $ ./configure
  - Step 2
      $ make
  - Step 3 (as root)
      # make install

Before trying anything else, if any of these steps fails, do:
    
    make -f Makefile.dist


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### bad configure = build failure

You might need to give 'configure' the path to your kde
installation eg: /usr, /opt/kde.

    ./configure --prefix=/opt/kde

Most of the time you can just omit the --prefix command.

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You can find your KDE base directory by typing kde-config --prefix

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If configure fails, check that you have both
the QT and KDE development headers installed.

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Debian notes: 

You may need to append this to the configure line:
    --with-qt-includes=/usr/include/qt3

And maybe this one:
    --prefix=/usr/include/kde 

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Mandrake 10.x notes:

Mandrake uses KDE 3.2. I never tested lipstik against KDE 3.2 but it "should" work with
some tweaking (see Debian notes).
I dont have Mandrake around so I cant give more specific help for now, stay tuned.


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### moc troubles???

Some people have reported that building fails with errors related to .moc files.
 eg:
    lipstikconf.cpp:479:27: lipstikconf.moc: No such file or directory

If this happens to you, dont panic.
In the source dir, there are style and style/config subdirs:
 
 In the style dir do:
    moc -o lipstik.moc lipstik.h

 And then in the style/config subdir do
    moc -o lipstikconf.moc lipstikconf.h

Then run make again, it should work.

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### Build system sucks...
I know... :)
