2 Shell.FM 0.5 Installation
13 2. Run "make install" as root.
14 3. Read the manual for per-user setup information.
16 NOTE: The Makefile uses /usr as PREFIX and $PREFIX/man as MANDIR by default.
17 You can override those on the command line. For example, Debian/Ubuntu users
18 usually have their manuals in /usr/share/man, so they would install shell-fm
21 $ make install PREFIX=/usr MANDIR=/usr/share/man
23 NOTE: To install a stripped version of shell-fm (about 10K smaller), use
24 "install-strip" instead of "install":
28 To install to a temporary root (for example, when building a binary
29 package), you can use the DESTDIR variable, just like with autotools