HOW TO INSTALL GALEON

	Galeon is a work in progress. This means that it will crash,
it won't work as expected and it may damage random files of your 
system. However, we encourage you to test it and report any bug you
find, and send us patches if you feel that you can help. You can go to 
http://galeon.sourceforge.net/ for more info.

	This are the steps to install Galeon:

1. Gnome libs installation
---------------------------
	Galeon is a Gnome program and you will need the Gnome
libraries in order to use it, including libglade (wich is used to
build the interface), libxml and every other standard gnome
library. You can get them at http://www.gnome.org/ ,
http://www.helixcode.com/ and many other sites. They also come with
any recent ditribution. 
	More exactly, the required packages are gnome-libs, libglade >= 0.13
and their dependencies. 

2. Mozilla Installation
------------------------
	Galeon depends on Mozilla, so you have to have a working
Mozilla installed. If you can't start Mozilla there are very little
chances that you could run Galeon. 
	You can go to http://www.mozilla.org/ to get info about
Mozilla and about how to install it. If you don't have the time to do
so, you can dowload rpm (Intel) package for Redhat (and maybe other
rpm based distributions) at:
http://people.redhat.com/blizzard/software/RPMS/ 
	You can also download binary mozilla tarball from
http://www.mozilla.org/ . Install it in /usr/local/mozilla directory.
If you prefer another directory, you must set the MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME
environment variable:		
	bash:    export MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME=your_mozilla_dir
	csh:	 setenv MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME your_mozilla_dir

We have noticed incompatibility between mozilla binary compiled with
gcc 2.91.66 (distributed with Redhat 6.2) and gcc >= 2.95.2 distributed
with Debian 2.2, Mandrake 7.1 ....

If you like to compile galeon with these compilers but you get undefined 
references while linking you could download mozilla packages compiled 
with gcc 2.95.2 at:

ftp://galeon.ufies.org/pub/galeon/M17

As last chance you can use --enable-gcc-compatibility-hack on configure.
It will disable find feature but galeon will compile.

NOTE: mozilla-i686-pc-linux-gnu-installer-M17.tar.gz won't work
because it doesn't include libgtkembedmoz.so. Use the tarball without
the installer.

WARNING: Galeon works with Mozilla M17 and may or may not work with
greater or with cvs snapshots or nightly builds.

	Also, remember to install development packages as well, so you 
can build galeon. If you are installing Mozilla from the binary
tarball you will need to install the source tarball too. 

TARBALL: ftp://galeon.ufies.org/pub/galeon/M17

REDHAT: you can find mozilla binary and devel packages from
 	http://people.redhat.com/blizzard/software/RPMS/

DEBIAN: ftp://galeon.sourceforge.net/pub/galeon/nightly

Note that those files are not part of galeon and are distrubuted under the MPL.

3. Galeon installation
-----------------------
	If you don't want to build Galeon yourself, you can get
prebuilt rpm packages at http://galeon.sorceforge.net/ .
	If you are on debian you can get precompiled packages
at ftp://galeon.sourceforge.net/pub/galeon/nightly.

	If you want to build galeon, unpack the tarball and cd into
the newly created directory. Then type:
		./configure
		make
	If everything works, su to root and type:
		make install

	If configure can't find gtkmozembed.h or you can't link the
program, instead of just ./configure type:
./configure --with-mozilla-includes=your_headers_directory  --with-mozilla-libs=your_mozilla_bin_dir
       If you're using a fresh build of Mozilla, this should look something like:
./configure --with-mozilla-includes=your_mozilla_dir/dist/include --with-mozilla-libs=your_mozilla_dir/dist/lib

4. Starting Galeon
-------------------
	Type "galeon" in a terminal or select "Galeon" from your Gnome 
foot menu (it should be under Net, Internet or similar, depending of
your locale).
	
5. Downloading files with Galeon
-------------------------------
	To download files you will need gtm >= 0.4.4 from
http://gtm.sourceforge.net/ .
	If you are compiling gtm from source:
./configure --sysconfdir=your_system_configuration_directory
	it should look something like:
./configure --sysconfdir=/etc 
	In this way gtm.gnorba will be installed in the right place.

For info about this doc:
	Ricardo Fernández Pascual
	ric@users.sourceforge.net

For info about Galeon development:
	http://galeon.sourceforge.net/
	Subcribe to galeon-devel to further discussion.